That's my point. Moneroo won't be accepted by ordinary people because they don't want to be associated with its use cases.
Bitcoin mainstream adoption is growing giving it greater value and liquidity. If you need privacy you need to do a bit of work to hide your tracks.
It's the same for USD. Most people are happy to spend with their credit card. Those who need to use bags of cash, but the mainstream use gives the bags of cash liquidity.
You know who you sound like?
Corporate media and legacy finance bobbleheads that said the same thing about Bitcoin in it's darknet market infancy. You know Bitcoin grew out of darknet markets right? Pretty ironic stance.
Bitcoin coinjoin obfuscation is weak privacy, it doesn't hide anything even when done correctly. Monero uses strong encryption for amounts and recievers and you just hit send. You want to onboard the world and think everyone is going to know how to use coinjoins let alone use them correctly. It's a fantasy.
At least with credit cards you are only surveilled by a bank. With Bitcoin the whole world can see.
Tell Darknet Markets that are increasingly adopting Monero that it will never work. Ultimate skin in the game, their literal lives are on the line.
