Bitcoin can't "guarantee" that inflation bugs are absent - only that they can potentially be found quicker. There have been several inflation bugs in it's history. Bitcoin can't guarantee they won't be exploited and hurt other users before it is fixed either.

Coinjoins are trash privacy in comparison. They don't hide amounts or addresses and there was a major anonymity vulnerable brought to light just last week with Wabisabi and Whirlpool protocols. Lmao.

You would do well to learn how Monero works before talking about "weak" encryption. A receiver can is potentially any Monero user because of one-time Stealth Addresses.

Pedersen Commitments, for Monero's amount privacy, are literally unbreakable by quantum computers, retard. On top of that if you don't share your Monero address to the public your sender and reciever privacy are also safe from QCs.

Your criticisms about sender privacy (while standing inside the glass house of Bitcoin) will soon be old news when FCMP goes live.

Monero privacy is factually superior to Bitcoin there isn't even a fight about that.

Fix your surveillance chain or stfu. You mute because you're ill-informed and your arguments suck. I would too if I were you.