One of the main reasons for Bitcoin was to fight against currency devaluation.
Bitcoin's privacy is solvable, that Monero has no network effect and therefore cannot protect against currency devaluati...
Imagine defending central bank funded price suppressors against private cypherpunk cash.
Do some reading. Meetup with some Monero folks, of which most are earliest Bitcoiners of 2009-2013 that predate your experience by half a decade like most vocal Bitcoin maxis who feel superior because they discovered BTC in 2017 when it touched 20,000 for the first time.
Congratulations to your fiat gains. You outcomepted the stupidest in your country by x3
Monero has been delisted by all major exchanges DESPITE it ranking #1 or #2 wherever it is directly accepted by merchants.
I couldn't care less if you keep your entitled BTC maxi position. But at least do some research into the multitude of attacks that have been started against Monero over the last 7 years, while they made BTC compatible with KYC, travel rules, FATF surveillance, AML restrictions and custodial ETFs opening the potential for fractional reserves (by law).
Do some reading. Meetup with some Monero folks, of which most are earliest Bitcoiners of 2009-2013 that predate your experience by half a decade like most vocal Bitcoin maxis who feel superior because they discovered BTC in 2017 when it touched 20,000 for the first time.
Congratulations to your fiat gains. You outcomepted the stupidest in your country by x3
Monero has been delisted by all major exchanges DESPITE it ranking #1 or #2 wherever it is directly accepted by merchants.
I couldn't care less if you keep your entitled BTC maxi position. But at least do some research into the multitude of attacks that have been started against Monero over the last 7 years, while they made BTC compatible with KYC, travel rules, FATF surveillance, AML restrictions and custodial ETFs opening the potential for fractional reserves (by law).
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