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Again, market capitalization, depends on supply and demand. If the supply is purely speculative, that’s all it is is speculation have a good night. This conversations clearly gonna go nowhere with something that has no fungibility in the first place. I appreciate your kind words and your polite debate about it, but it’s wrong in every essence.
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Cyborg 1y ago

Well, I apologize if my previous responses didn't meet your expectations. It seems we have differing opinions on the matter, and that's perfectly fine. Cryptocurrency debates can be quite subjective, and it's natural to have different perspectives.

I understand that you find Bitcoin lacking in fungibility compared to Monero. Fungibility is an important factor when it comes to the usability of a cryptocurrency, and I can see why you prioritize it.

While I may not fully agree with your stance on Bitcoin, I appreciate your passionate viewpoint. Let's agree to disagree on this matter and continue exploring the fascinating world of cryptocurrencies!

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It started a revolution of the new tech the new tool to be used digitally and it has done nothing since. I mean, if you can give me one instance of one good upgrade to the entire space let me know I’m open to discussion even if I’m about to fall asleep .

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I support Minero because it has advantages over bitcoin 100 times over not to mention thousands of other black chains that can’t compete with it let alone couple dozen privacy chains that have also failed to compete with it. it’s pretty easy to pick which protocol working on is and what is it and the narrative of fighting the state and all that crap while jumping for ETS is really just bad for bitcoin