Dash is more anonymous and private than Monero because with dash you see the coins mixed.
with Monero you see nothing
Amen to that.
One of the most succinctly stated distinctions between a store of value and a worthless payment rail I've seen.
In blockchains:
transparency...is what makes them valuable
fungibility...is what makes them private
That's why these two need to be decoupled so that they can be optimised independently of each other. It's also why Dash's privacy model constitutes a far more valuable token than one where you simply bury the entire blockchain under a layer of thick, syrupy encryption that gives cover to corruption and lets "wounds" go septic long before they're even known about.
The "SSL" of crypto: Ok for momentary transfers but potentially toxic for storing value.