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Liquid BTC’s Confidential Transactions only hide amounts, not identities or links.
Using Liquid cross chain with LN (onion routing) solves those issues.
Decentralization: Monero is trustless, while Liquid relies on a federation to maintain the peg, making it less censorship-resistant and more centralized.
True
Store of Value: Monero’s capped supply ....The claim it’s unsuitable for holding is speculative.
Prove it. There is no way you can have both "hidden amounts" and "provable supply cap". The entire reason Liquid opted not to hide amounts was to avoid this issue.
Monero’s low fees make second-layer solutions unnecessary for small transactions, avoiding Lightning’s complexity and custodial risks.
Basically true.
Adoption: Monero is a proven tool for private, uncensored transactions in real-world use cases, offering a level of privacy and decentralization unmatched by Liquid or BTC.
Outside of silk-road / dark-web, monereo has no real use. In fact, a legitimate website or company would be barred from accepting monero because of the regulatory risk involved. This basically paints a huge target on all monero users and isolates you for further scrutiny.
The entire benefit of Liquid+LN combo is that you have gained the confidential aspects but are still using the most widely accepted form of crypto....
11 sats \ 2 replies \ @guts 17 Dec
Liquid + LN may suit niche scenarios, but Monero provides unmatched privacy, decentralization, and simplicity for real-world, censorship-resistant use.
Liquid + LN adds complexity but doesn’t achieve Monero’s default privacy. LN requires on-chain BTC to open channels, leaving a trail. Monero's privacy is built-in no need for additional layers or tools to obscure sender, receiver, and amounts.
Adoption and use cases of Monero highlight its true value: a permissionless and uncensorable currency. It's not just for the dark web but it's widely used by individuals and organizations needing financial privacy. Liquid, tied to BTC, still relies on a trusted federation, making it less ideal in censorship-prone environments.
Associating Monero solely with illicit use is outdated. Privacy is a right, not a crime. Legitimate use cases (e.g., donations, salary payments) grow as awareness of financial surveillance increases. Monero users aren’t 'isolated'; they’re safeguarded from mass surveillance.
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11 sats \ 1 reply \ @Skipper 17 Dec
Why do you sound ChatGPT'ed?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @guts 19h
That's your best argument?
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