Bitcoin is secure enough to accept a 0-conf transaction as a merchant. I would be more than happy to take 0-conf on chain Bitcoin. If it's in the mempool I'm 99.9999% certain I will receive the payment. I'm 20x less certain with any other chain.
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Not really
Because the way people assess threats is as ACTUAL REAL THREATS
Not theoretical possibility of threat in the abstract
And the actual real probability of somebody doing a hash attack that affects your particular transaction is essentially zero on either chain.
This is a retarded point. Bitcoin supports RBF and Monero doesn't. It's way way way easier to steal from a merchant with 0-conf transactions on Bitcoin than it is on Monero, it's literally a supported feature.
Sounds like you're 20x more retarded for not actually understanding how Bitcoin works 😂