OK, so I'm genuinely curious to understand in what ways you think Monero as money is superior to Bitcoin as money.
To me the six properties of money are:
- ...
- Uniform - Each unit is valued the same - Check, Bitcoin is perfectly uniform (same/better than gold)
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sorry my english is bad, thats why i only want to talk about the properties of money since i thougth a lot about it.
i agree with all points except this one.
Gold is uniform because you can melt it down if needed and no one will ever recognize it again. with bitcoin this is not possible.
for now its uniform, but for how long, if its not fungible?
the 6th property of money is fungibility, not uniformity, since fungibility inculdes uniformity allready, but means a lot more in the end
to me, Bitcoin is fungible when you think in terms of UTXO's.
which half of 1BTC is tainted from joining 0.5BTC taint with 0.5BTC pure from 2 UTXO's? when you then split that 1BTC into two 0.5BTC payments, are they both uniformly tainted or is there a discrete 0.5BTC that is tainted? how do you distinguish?
yes, an address can be tainted if identified with a drug dealer. but that's not the same as UTXO's, which is where the real action is.