I'm sorry, which coin is being sanctioned and delisted everywhere? Monero had 11 years to prove its game theory, but failed. Bitcoin had only a few years after its launch to prove the trial by fire, and passed again and again.
And yes, a fair comparison on storage: $300 for 20TB today vs less than $50 for 2TB. Also I'm pretty sure smaller blocks will lead to less network bandwith; and mining power is a nonfactor for "centralization", since the nodes are what set the rules. Mining power only ensures it is more difficult to mine fraudulent blocks.
Monero bros' fundamental cope on Bitcoin's privacy for adoption (assuming Bitcoin is somehow not private, which I doubt due to its pseudonymous system) is laughable when you consider that the current fiat system, having NO privacy, doesn't stop us from being able to buy most things in the economy today.
What IS stagnating the economy is monetary inflation, NOT "lack of privacy". Even if Monero's dishonest assumptions about Bitcoin were true, this is the problem Monero fails to solve. Money should be HARD first. Even under Gold and Silver the merchant saw your face when transacting with you.
Replies (2)
Moneros sanctioning and delisting is proof of its danger to the fiat system, its a positive. Bitcoins mass adoption by institutions ought to make you skeptical. Other than that I've addressed your other points and you're repeating yourself thus proving that you're unable to digest my points and provide logical counterarguments.
You can believe all you want that dynamic blocks create a bandwidth issue, but we can prove mathematically it doesn't.
You can believe all you want that Bitcoins pseudonymity is private, but we can prove mathematically and with chainalysis that its not.
You can believe Moneros deflationary model is actually inflationary and just like fiat, but we can prove mathematically its not.
In short "believe" blindly that Bitcoin is the only one all you want, it doesn't make it true though.
Why did Trump tell you to never sell your Bitcoin? Why did he pardon CZ? Why is Bitcoin permitted on Square in a regulatory system created to protect fiat? Is the answer that elites see that Bitcoin is gonna kill fiat so they're giving up their fiat power voluntarily for the benefit of the people? Is that even remotely likely?
You're conflating anonymity and privacy. And funny you mention gold because it has constant but small amount of inflation like Monero. Similar in that anyone can participate in mining, it's predictable, and requires PoW. All the three are exact opposite of fiat inflation.
