Hmm what makes you say? I need to learn more about how to work it and understand mints
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Its super normie friendly for onboarding. It just works. No liquidity constraints, no need to be online all the time. Yes it is trusted but its privacy is bare none. Monero bros in disbelief.
Transaction amounts you spend/receive on ecash are visible to the mint - the only thing it blinds is who the signer is. Transaction amounts arent visible to any third party on Monero.
Ecash has other advantages over Monero though (i.e. instant, free/very cheap tx fees, offline use, no public blockchain) and vice versa (self custodial, more verifiable/secure, global anonset [not fractured up across different mints], more censorship resistant [mint is a single point of failure])
I know the nuance might short-circuit you, but its true regardless
If only there was an Ecash equivalent on XMR.
yet somehow you fail to acknowledge the verification problem Monero bros point out in this thread
we're not in disbelief,
you're just lying.
Ive been wanting to make a presentation about it discussing the tradeoffs and such. Gunna do my best to explain it.
Maybe make a video too on how to use the mints / making a mint / sending from one mint to another etc etc
Ecash is not A+ for verifiability...mints can covertly print tokens unbacked by Bitcoin. Even with epochs for proof of liabilities it's more like a C+/B-
