You also have to take into account the user friendliness that MicroCash has, which Bitcoin does not have yet.
Once the 21 million bitcoin blocks are mined, there will probably only be like 20 or 19 million (or maybe less) that are actually able to be spent without cracking the wallets (which will take a long time to do).
With MicroCash, most of the money can be spent and it is basically like being your own bank to a new user where you can get paid interest.
Nothing you have mentioned is something Bitcoin can't do either by design or third-party applications. There is much disorder in the bitcoin community, but that doesn't excuse SolidCoin's larger fatal flaws.
Those of us who want something they can depend on will stick with Bitcoin until something
better comes along. A fork of Bitcoin with a Forex trading GUI isn't impressing anyone.
Well sure people can stick with what they like. There's no law against that.
But for a noob... MicroCash has a huge potential.
MicroCash doesn't seem to have much for flaws. I might have missed a list of assumed flaws earlier, but if it can be compatible with big endian devices, it might end up more successful than Bitcoin.
Not having to download a blockchain enables people that only have 50 kb/s connections to use it. Or even 4 kb/s connection.
And earlier... by bitcoin blocks, I clearly meant bitcoin money/coins.