Think about it,

You can just acquire Bitcoin that isn't tied to your identity and just spend it or withdraw it at an ATM into a local fiat.

Monero, you're relying on having a good way to acquire & then you need a good way to withdraw it into a local fiat as spending it directly is unlikely.

No need to even look at CJ or any sort of address blinding to have this comparison.

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You really think any significant portion of BTC is KYC-free? Most buying and trading is on CEXes and institutional. I have to twist most Bitcoiners arms to take KYC seriously aside from a niche few.

Recent examples. Just read the replies. It's embarrassing:

https://twitter.com/MoheganBTC/status/1672076125659332611?s=20

https://twitter.com/HodlMagoo/status/1674811518318264324?s=20

Ok? You can acquire Monero that isn't tied to your identity just as easily. AND it is the norm because most Monero users are privacy conscious to begin with. AND Monero is delisted from most CEXes. AND no extra CJ step necessary when withdrawing even for the few that buy KYC.

"Spending it directly is unlikely" Lmao, many places to spend directly you obviously have never looked because you don't use it. I get many banal everyday items all the time with Monero. Maple syrup, coffee, steaks, ammo, books, the list goes on. Here you go! https://monerica.com/

ATMs have cameras and often KYC, ya dingus, and why are you trading your Bitcoin for fiat if it is such a great MoE?