The answer is no, and yes, I agree that we need more education in the sense of self-custody and #noKYC

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Yes, I agree with you on that for sure

But the more friction introduced. the higher the barrier. meaning no one will ideally use them that way. Has to be simple and by default as much as possible. Has to just work that way out of the box.

Only bitcoin and monero are not scams. However, I am not convinced that Monero delivers what it promises efficiently, and there are some red flags.

If a person does not use good practices, even using monero, they can be exposed, there is no point in having a tool and not knowing how to use it.

Yes, but all things equal there is much less room for error with privacy on Monero vs privacy with Bitcoin

I disagree

I don't see how this is even debatable but ok

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"If a person does not use good practices, even monero, they can be exposed, there is no point in having a tool and not knowing how to use it."

Monero is anonymous by default, you don't need to make any additional setup for that