You think that, because you are in a cult.
Ecash is not a solution for freemarkets, it's an invitation to get rugged and for mints to get captured by the state.
Please don't be offended, it's just that, what you've said is very silly.
It reminds me of non technicaly inclined people who intend to send large amounts of Bitcoin via Lightning, with very little education on the risks.
It's funny how shitcoiners like to attack the tech that has allowed Bitcoin to do ~100x what any other coin has done, & of course you have to ignore Ark & attack federated mints too, because the existence of these things are basically the death knell for Monero. But the one thing you are all sure not to do is ever acknowledge that the only reason Monero works at all is because almost no one uses it. You have to pretend that Monero's scaling problems aren't the same (or actually worse) in order to pump your beloved dogshit to the "non technically inclined" in the hope of marginally improving the almost complete lack of a network effect.
Ecash and Monero are not in competition. They're solving two different problems. Ecash is making intermediary systems better. Monero is focused on the original goal of getting rid of them altogether.
The only place they overlap is privacy.
