disingenuous.
"learning" monero is a simple as installing a wallet and spending.
meanwhile on bitcoin
the "whole other system" needed to transact privately was confiscated in Iceland
and there are NO good alternatives.
so "just learn to use bitcoin" is either a disingenuous argument,
or you don't know how to use bitcoin anyway.
yes I am being disingenuous on some level. I've used monero before, and truly have nothing against it, but i don't think it's a necessity to transact privately.
by learning how bitcoin works, one learns that it is entirely transparent. this allows one to plan on how/where to acquire coins outside of exchanges, and when/where they may potentially link utxos and potentially identity.
similarly to my being disingenuous, I think it's disingenuous to say Bitcoiners need monero to spend privately. but I guess this is where we get into semantics about privacy & anonymity.
