Not sure if these Monero shitcoiners are contributing positively by regarding anonymity as the primary purpose of digital cash instead of soundness. Bitcoin is an open revolution. We're doing this openly and paying taxes for it. Not secretly, in a sneaky way, and by breaking laws.

Bc when they eventually get caught, and many will, they will be branded as criminal crypto users. How does that help Bitcoiners, who still get lumped into the same category? You can shout "Bitcoin is not Crypto" all you want. Nobody understands that. And it's not 100% true either.

That forces "them" to fight Bitcoin openly. And banning it gets harder every year, now that institutions are involved, without breaking the principle of equality before the law. Because if that is broken, it's the end of the much-vaunted rule of law.

Fundamental societal changes must take place openly. Smoothly, without breaking the existing system. Even if it means filing tax returns and paying the hated taxes. That's the struggle.