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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Possible-Coconut-942 on 2024-04-23 19:32:13.

I love this book. Please read if you haven’t yet. This is possibly the most important book not only on Bitcoin, but Cryptocurrency as a whole.

The only thing that I disagree with the author about is…why BCH and not XMR as the solution? Monero to me is the real deal.

Why go for optional privacy instead of pure privacy? Privacy and fungibility are inherent factors of Sound Money.

To me, the truest Cryptocurrency to date is Monero (XMR).

But this also begs the question of will Monero also eventually become captured?

This book was so well-written and such a scathing indictment of BTC that it leaves you wondering if ANY Cryptocurrency can live up to the ethos of being true P2P digital cash?