Imagine actually thinking an unverifiable money supply is a good idea.

Add in the narrative that inflation is a feature not a bug, renaming it to "tail emission".

Then, using the most expensive CPUs in the world you get pennies in exchange for your work & in most cases is actually a negative ROI.

Welcome to Monero.

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As soon as I read up on monero this is what came to mind πŸ––πŸΎπŸ’―

Bitcoin maximalist forget Monero solves this

Ok

I forgor πŸ’€

I'm a verifiable money maximalist

Imagine actually thinking a surveillable nonfungible supply is a good idea.

Add in the narrative that high future tx fees is a feature not a bug, renaming it to "fixed supply" (without accounting for lost coins every year).

Then, using the most expensive ASICs in the world that no pleb can afford to compete with & in most cases is actually a negative ROI.

Welcome to Bitcoin.

So you're just retarded, got it.

How is 53% hashpower being KYCd going?

This is one of the dumbest arguments of all time, I'm sorry but I don't even have the time to refute how dumb this is.

I'll write up a longer form essay on this topic in the not so distant future.

Feel free to expand your reading comprehension until then in the hopes what I write doesn't get twisted around to form strawmen.

I didn't make an argument I stated a fact.

Please do so I can refute them one by one.

Ceteris paribus Monero will always be more private and anonymous than bitcoin.

Imagine actually thinking a surveillable nonfungible supply is a good idea.

Add in the narrative that high future tx fees is a feature not a bug, renaming it to "fixed supply" (without accounting for lost coins every year).

Then, using the most expensive ASICs in the world that no pleb can afford to compete with & in most cases is actually a negative ROI.

Welcome to Bitcoin.