>>19637
yes this is great problem with all low latency onion networks, in fact is possible that anonymity and low latency are fundamentally opposed
in that sense, mixing networks make the contrary tradeoff: better anonymity in exchange of much greater latency
unfortunately, stupid people always want instant satisfaction and even knowledgeable people will sometimes need quick response time, so even though they exist since long time they never gain much popularity, and even I don't care about popularity in the fetishistic amerilard sense, for anonymity system popularity is very important because if very little or very related people use it then is not so hard to distinguish between them (is called anonymity set)

>>19638
sure
imbalance of resource leads to market of resource, so maybe usa will give your info in exchange of something else (laws/treaties, contracts for their businesses, other info, political influence, money, whatever)
info that they obtain by attacking other nations, including those they are trading with lol