Not really... Plus, you are comparing an L2 with a mainnet (onchain) tool. So, L2 vs. L1. Monero obfuscates amounts, sender and recipient, by default, no opt-in. LN helps sender's privacy, recipient not so much, or backwards, can't remember exactly.
LN is mostly used custodially with ZERO privacy and ZERO agency over ones funds.
It's zE FutURE.
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Indeed, Monero much more complete privacy package in one layer. I find that things that follows nature more closely, usually sticks around longer and represents a more complete picture of reality. So dividing features into layers makes more sense. It allows for a more robust system for progressing in features, fixing bugs, etc. But I understand that Monero has more to do with those who are focused on privacy, while Bitcoin is focused on preservation of value.
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