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spore 1 year ago
I have some old xmr wallets it's an interesting protocol but I don't think it can scale the way Bitcoin captured the energy grid because xmr is sustained by FPGAs and hidden ASICs/botnets. To properly go Moore's law asic would be a decade of disruption. To fork Bitcoin would be more than anyone wants to deal with. idk what do you think? I'd support monero more of they abandoned asic resistance

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Bitcoin fails on all promises from the early days, sadly. - it is not decentralized, 12 mining pools have control = it is not usable as p2p currency - lightning is moving most users into custodial wallets = not your keys and not your coins - 1mb blocks are a joke, we have 2024 and a 12tb hdd costs $120 - fully transparent with zero privacy - mints and etf's will dilute the 21m cap Asic resistance is one of the key arguments for Monero . Also mining by botnets creates a truly decentralized infrastructure. Botnet miners will not bend their knee to a tyrannical government. Apart from that it is censorship resistant, has adaptable block size and fees are low. You can use it as a p2p currency. The longer i think about it, the more it is clear to me: Monero is the real Bitcoin and represents everything why i went into Bitcoin in the first place. Most people will only understand its value when the government mandates to connect your digital ID to your BTC transactions.