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No.

It's possible to get an acceptable amount of privacy with much friction and upkeep, but bitcoin is ultimately a traceable public ledger. And coinjoins don't make bitcoin as a whole fungible.

Reciever address and amounts don't appear on the Monero blockchain at all.

Sender and IP address are automatically obfuscated.
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Ingwie Phoenix (aka. birb) 2y ago

Ah, that last part I did not know, thanks! I'll read more into this once i have a working setup, but this is definitively something I will keep in mind.

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Saberhagen The Nameless 2y ago

No problem.

Monero has it's own fair criticisms and set of trade-offs, but Monero exceeds bitcoin in privacy (in both quality and simplicity) and fungibility (an ideal quality of money). With cheaper transactions (currently under one cent) all these things combined make Monero a superior L1 medium of exchange.