Then don't accept transactions with RBF enabled at 0 conf... Pretty simple solution bud... You can see the chain
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That's good! As a merchant, make sure you have deep technical knowledge of Bitcoin mempool policies and configuration settings before you accept it!
Also, I'm not sure if you're aware, but a massive public mining corporation has for years now offered a private transaction submission service:
I'm quite confident it would be easier to fuck you with 0-conf transactions on Bitcoin than on Monero.

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Monero is easier to fuck with confined transactions than Bitcoin. Much less unconfirmed... That's just facts bruh. Cope some more.
> Monero is easier to fucj with confirmed transactions than Bitcoin.
I didn't argue this point.
> Much less unconfirmed
I argued this point because it's retarded and wrong, and indicative you don't really understand Bitcoin as well as you think you do.
It's wrong if you want to assume you can't do a transaction without rbf so it fits your narrative, sure.
It's retarded to assume that.
I merchant. I see mempool. I see rbf I wait for conf, I don't I accept 0 conf.
Pretty easy pal. All automated.