with decentralized voluntary human organization on objectivized, tamper-proof ledgers.
I've agreed with the core principle of transparency for a long time.
One of the core principles that ties many blockchain communities together is that transparency is a central key to establishing a fair and just society. What do you think about the emergence and wide-ranging acceptance, within blockchain communities, of totally opaque systems like Tether and the now-basically-proven-to-be-a-Ponzi BitConnect?
Do human beings actually want transparency, given that they voluntarily flock to opaque systems if they have a financial incentive to do so? (sidebar: I assume you think human beings should want transparency. I also think that, but that's not really what my question is about.)