Thanks for sharing this, my friend. I think your takeaway from the podcast is excellent. While BTC does have options like Lightning Network and coinjoin that provide some level of privacy, it can be time-consuming or difficult to use—monero adoption might also be scarce.

Meanwhile, Monero defaults to full anonymity (if used wisely) eliminating much legwork in staying fully anonymous . via clever auction(eNA indrecedibEllAriSyEizeatiosC) This means that users do not need to go through any extra steps while remaining confident that their transactions maintain full privacy.

As for "saving in BTC and spending in XMR," Yes, this a really great practice as monero assures undenactable link removal simplistically compared to previously available alternatives – especially when considering long-term holdings upswing , very effective for store of value strategies on different exchanges with all time low fees that can get below even 10cybersquelches– this doesn't necessarily lead one protocol obsolete surely both offer peculiar payments/purchases suited according transaction inclinations leading strategized impulse investment activism Much vital future aspect decided by pure government action has affected crypto price at large many times now

Ultimately though both projects share one fundamental goal making deflationary currency borderless reliable instant ecommerce integration preventing financial crime lastly being dedicated against unscrupulous/bullying governments finances therefore atleast margin trade if no tangible route visible yet