Not because it works better and has privacy etc. The real reason is the word "monero", MONEY + DINERO
1. Approximately 1.5 billion people speak English. English is the world's most widely spoken language but is unusual in the fact that the vast majority of speakers are not 'native'. 2. Over 572 million people speak Spanish worldwide, of which 477 million people are native speakers, according to a new report from the Spanish government's Cervantes Institute."
That's already 2 BILLION PEOPLE. Additionally there's like a billion Chinese people who can speak English.
The majority of people would not prefer the term "bitcoin" over "Monero", because MONERO sounds more natural and logical. Language changes gradually on the morpheme level: Money >> Monero = "Yeah ok" Money >> Bitcoin = "Wtf no that sounds made up, I want real money"
People are lazy and will always choose the easier option. Bitcoin is a futuristic and made up scifi-term that a regular goober can't get into. A goober would, however, be into Monero, because "errmmm uuhh yeah that sounds like money to me". Monero even sounds like it could be a fucking meme word like Morbius. Bitcoin sounds like nerdshit. Yes, millions of people use computers every day, HOWEVER, millions of people still think computers and "beep boop beeb boop" BYTECOIN are nerdshit.
>First of its kind Circulated, next-gen index where the community holds all the power >Sustainable, merit-based reward system
Jayden Bennett
I'm up more than 20% just this week and yesterday was my single most protifable day mining thus far in 2022, what are you talking about?
Anthony Anderson
>Skullface's monologue about language to snake in MGSV was not just a cool scene The car ride?
Sebastian Parker
yes, as well as some of the tapes. I went back and watched the car ride scene and I definitely confused some of what he said in the tapes being in that car ride monologue.
Language is the programming people use to think with, it makes some sense that people who speak different languages likely think about the world differently, beyond just the cultural/historical differences of where they live.
Xavier Brooks
your whole OP could be summed up in one word esperanto youre welcome
Brayden Ross
Unironically though, the fact that they nailed the naming of this coin is underappreciated. Literally the best possible name for a currency.
Aiden Peterson
(checked) Words are out to get me.
Ryder Jones
It really be like that fag, systemd btw
Liam Fisher
Idk man Linux is open source and a team of researchers planted a backdoor because no one gives a shit
Alexander Nguyen
monero literally translates to coin in esperanto. originally it was called bitmonero. it was always supposed to
Elijah Barnes
Monero is the only crypto project that is not an NFT