You can do that with Bitcoin but doesn't make economic sense to do with smaller payments. It will likely get eaten up by tx fees when you go to spend it.
Moneros blockchain also enforces it. You can't accidentally re-use the same stealth address even if you try.
Not being able to perform amount analysis doesn't hurt either.
It doesn't really make economic sense to use on-chain with smaller payments in general.
Sending small amounts to a single address doesn't make a bigger utxo, so you still have dust, just all at the same address.
Lightning solves for that at least.
It does make sense on Monero
Yes, Lightning does solve that (although it brings new issues), but I though we were talking about on-chain addresses
