I completely agree with you on the first two points you mentioned, but I completely disagree with the last two. But for me, this war is over. Everyone will have different opinions, and I don't want to waste time with technical discussions, otherwise we'll be back to square one. Toxic maximalism has been useful. There are more than 30 million shitcoins listed on CoinMarketCap, and maximalism has protected us from this. However, I also admit that we were wrong about Monero. This is not something I haven't known for a long time. I have dedicated my entire life to privacy and have collaborated on many privacy projects, but in my case, I have taken the war to a personal level, as many people at Monero have done by criticizing Bitcoin, and that has obviously been a mistake. Monero's figures in the dark markets over the last year are one of the things that have made me reconsider ending this war on my part and also FCMP++. I cannot be more honest. We need each other. I have nothing against the Monero community. I think it's perfectly legitimate for people to want to use only Bitcoin, only Monero, or both, although I believe that the latter is the most useful in practice.