I would like to hear thoughts about Monero and Masari (MSR). Note that this could affect Monero's price in the very long run, so it is not out of topic, unless this thread is confined to short-term speculations. Masari seems to be the only legit other cryptonote coin. Can this newly born, in the future, eat some of the Monero's cake? On one hand, certainly liquidity seems, in the long time horizon, to converge to a monopoly. Hence the argument against the possibility of survival and existence of other coins, assuming same underlying technology. But Monero could face scaling issues, and if that happens, solutions will be sought. One such solution might be for Monero to become 'Gold reserves', and another more scalable cryptonote coin the actual cash, to be used for daily transactions. Certainly some new technology will have to bridge the two coins to make the process of swapping them frictionless. That would have Masari eat some of the Monero's meal. Thoughts, inputs?