Disagree.
- Money wants to be one, so a multi coin world is very unlikely
- exchanges from BTC to XMR are single points of failures
- Lightning gives you privacy and plausible deniability, unlike Montero
- Trying to be ASIC resistant is a big bet, that might blow up catastrophically, and requires centralization of protocol development
- with the same level of txs of Bitcpin, running a Monero node is way more costly
here is a great resource https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1PRKKlI-Jo
Exactly. Except I'd like to suggest one small correction: A multi coin world is about as likely as a multi internet world, with the added influence of financial incentives driving out any possibility of a separate coexisting internet. So it's not just "very unlikely"; in the long run, it's an absolute impossibility.
Another great resource for this is "Human Action" by Ludwig von Mises. And "The Bitcoin Standard" by Saifedean Ammous, of course.
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