Replying to Avatar ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ

monero people are irritating, they are completely blind to the auditing problem

the coinjoiners are also very irritating no matter which of the factions you look at, because fundamentally they all have errors in their game theory that weakens the actual purpose of the exercise

probably the solution exists in another domain waiting for a polymath to stumble on it... the mechanisms of AI's simulation of human memory seem like an area that should be examined, as it is stubbonly nondeterministic

just as the solution to a decentralised, unbreakable history was found with bitcoin was remarkably simple, so will the privacy problem be simple

there is a saying about art, it's not when there's nothing left to add, but when there's nothing left to take away, that the masterpiece is complete
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ede3d957... 2y ago

Once you leave the maxi mindset and open yourself to the messiness of life it becomes an easy problem solved by hedging. The only tool you need is called "trading". And we have created DEX and atomic swaps that will assist you in seamlessly going from BTC to XMR and back.

With 0.25% of your BTC stack you can fully hedge in XMR. It's a very small price to pay for the best privacy at the cost of "some" auditability.

Yin and Yang, BTC and XMR are like the black (private) and white (transparent) aspects that make live go round. One can not exist without the other for a longer time. It's all about different trade-offs and upsides/downsides and constant rebalancing. No life without frequency.

Maximalism is not compatible with life processes. Maximalism is an interesting theoretical concept, but it describes an unstable condition.

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