/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50752336
>Bitcoin is the standard.
The standard of financial surveillance lmao
Your religiosity is cope by the fact that btc's being replaced by the sound digital money that is Monero. Bitcoin will never reach its supply cap, it'll be severely unprofitable before that.

>>50749134
Yeah bro, just lose money on fees and swaps because (of dumb) reasons.

>>50362796
>doesn't even have ASIC mining
That's good, Monero has real decentralization. Anyone with a CPU can mine it without the need for government approved special hardware (such is bitcoin).

>>49363794
>fungibility, which is a feature, not an innate property, which neutrality is, and is exclusive to bitcoin
It's literally backwards. Fungibility is an innate property of money. A dollar bill is equivalent to another (by law). A Bitcoin, again, is not equivalent to another. All money in existence needs fungibility or else it is segregated.
Define "neutral" and I'll also refute your incorrect claims.

>monero is also just one of many attempts at private tech, and is already using dusty old crypto we've moved on from.
You're projecting the "dusty old crypto" since that is literally what Bitcoin is. It does not innovate nor change; again, it stagnated. Whatever you do on layers does not solve the inherent issues and the more layers added, the greater risk of attack.
Monero constantly improves by hard forks, continuing its supremacy as digital money.
>the future is clearly not monero, but sure, it's the present.
Didn't know you had a crystal ball that knows the future. Bitcoin maxis' line of thinking is incredibly foolish, no critical thought.