> Untraceable money is an oxymoron, the whole point of money is that the whole network of people using it, can trust it is not forged out of someones ass, and is instead what its claimed to be.
This is trivially disprovable. Gold.
> Imagine a world where every transaction, every penny spent or received by anyone, corporation, state, person, is open and transparent. No way to hide that corruption, that drug money or whatever else corporations and states are up to. No way to just make up money on the spot if you are rich and have a printer. No way to hide inequalities, at the workplace, between classes in a country.
The inequalities already aren't hidden and little is done about it. I'm not sure what you're thinking I'm going to imagine here.
The other side to this is transparency of finances. Of people seeing every time anyone bought condoms--that can be spun politically. Unmarried women are already shamed publicly for being on birth control: do you want to expose every time someone goes to the pharmacy? More people going to jail for non-violent drug posession due to unjust laws?
You seem to have a naive belief that more information is better. It's only better if that information is in the right hands.