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Doing exactly that. But with Monero. It's much safer, easier and more private for my neighbours and for me if I want to do business with them.

If we do the same with Bitcoin, it's either

1. Them ending up with custodians and zero privacy

2. Them ending up with a potentially high fee zero privacy on chain wallet

3. Them ending up with corrupted, forgotten or unable to manage LN tech stack that's totally above their head

Embrace simplicity. Don't expect others to put the same 10,000 hours of work into understanding and setting up their LN node environment.

If you read this here on Nostr you are 1/10000. You are special. Treating others like yourself neither helps you nor them.
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Hynek 5mo ago

We both probably already were in discussion like this, right? 🙂

But for the sake of argument:

- How does monero scale?

- What is so simple monero wallet?

- How can monero beat bitcoin in terms of value it stores?

- For privacy related fight I would need to summon nostr:npub1yxp7j36cfqws7yj0hkfu2mx25308u4zua6ud22zglxp98ayhh96s8c399s

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goatmeal 5mo ago

super testnet deliberately conflates opsec mistakes with network flaws. he's never an honest person

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ede3d957... 5mo ago

Monero scales for the time being onchain with dynamic blocksizes. With its next upgrade it can have a LN built on top of it with mentioned downsides (and upsides).

Cake and Stack make it extremely easy to manage Monero and other coins if you desire. They come with Tor integration out of the box which means even if people do not run their own nodes they get good network anonymity.

Why does it need to beat Bitcoin. That's maxi philosophy. Best tool for the job. Just use BTC as your store of value. With atomic swaps you can move In and out as you need it. My personal recommendation is to buy any BTC via non KYC Monero.

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Hynek 5mo ago

Fair points actually. Thx