In a world where our personal information, hobbies, and activities are increasingly being recorded and documented, it's no wonder that cryptocurrencies that provide users with anonymity continue to be popular, despite efforts by regulators and exchanges to restrict their accessibility. According to a 2021 Big Brother Brands analysis, firms such as Uber and Meta (previously Facebook) capture between 56.41 percent and 79.49 percent of their consumers' personal information. If the contentious Meta-backed diem digital money is successful in reaching the general public (a big IF), Meta will unavoidably obtain access to its users' transaction data. This implies that the tech