Honestly, I don't care what people use as long as they use it. I used to own and run 2 Bitmain D3 miners and invested rewards into masternodes using staking pools back in like 2018, so I was apart of DASH for a while. But then I found Monero and never looked back.
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I consider Monero a very interesting project, but with some weaknesses, such as the recent block reorganization. I see Dash as a more secure, structured, and complete project. This is my opinion, of course.
Oh I get you. The block reorg was a bit of an eye opener, but at the same time. Didn't really do anything to the chain and the price, but what it did was bring some much needed attention to the mining centralization issues. The thing I still love about Monero is that mining is still accessible to the every day person, which is what this is all supposed to be about anyway. Even after that, people still pool at the top though, it's just human nature. I don't think this society could handle true decentralization. Human brains are wired to pool into collectives like little sheep. But I digress, lol.
That said, it's a to-each-his-own preference.
A complex topic, and one that largely resonates with your reasoning. Choices are always made through compromises, but we're still talking about interesting projects with excellent visions.