Though I partially agree with the concept, the problem is you'd still need to convert your Bitcoin to and from Monero and that touch point is really difficult to maintain privacy.
Also, for spending, you'd need a wide adoption, otherwise you'll be forced to spend to a third party who can facilitate payments from one currency to another and when said money cannot store value effectively, adoption is even harder to catch on.
Or am I wrong?
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Not sure what you mean. The price of Monero is not falling. "Monero price is +58.66% over the last year."
https://www.kraken.com/prices/monero
Delisting Monero makes it more private.
https://www.kraken.com/prices/monero
Delisting Monero makes it more private.Delisting Monero from CEXs makes it more private by pushing users toward decentralized alternatives and the network remains fully functional and private.
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Fixedfloat does Lighting - > XMR swaps. Couldn't be easier to maintain privacy.