I don't often post in here. But for the record, that point is well and truly not ceded as far as this investor is concerned.

I have held Monero since almost day 1 of its existence and Dash from a bit before. There's never been any doubt in my mind about which was more "fungible" because for me, "fungibility" is meaningless unless you're talking about a transparent blockchain with visible balances independently of whether anyone happens to hold a private key or not.

Blockchain transparency (not obscurity) is what sustains authenticity & confidence and confidence is what sustains value if the asset is otherwise unbacked. I appreciate that posters in this thread prefer their blockchains encrypted. I've no problem with that since there are markets to cater for everyone's preference. Just don't pretend you've won some kind of 'battle' when you're not even on the same battlefield.