<oembed><type>rich</type><version>1.0</version><title>ehmjay wrote</title><author_name>ehmjay (npub14l…303ze)</author_name><author_url>https://yabu.me/npub14lynvghtf4uup7m4u4hqc9z48aepfv9yv647hg2vkwyk33n4te4qd303ze</author_url><provider_name>njump</provider_name><provider_url>https://yabu.me</provider_url><html>But why not at least be open to it if you can recognize it&#39;s technical superiority?&#xA;&#xA;Why do Bitcoin maximalists outright reject it?&#xA;&#xA;What&#39;s wrong with saying &#34;well, obviously I&#39;m going to continue using BTC for now since it has a lot of support at the moment, but I&#39;ll also help advocate for this incredibly promising technology&#34;?&#xA;&#xA;And yes, Nano really is is &#34;SO MUCH&#34; better, Bitcoin maximalists just refuse to acknowledge it as such.&#xA;&#xA;### Compared to Bitcoin&#xA;instant &gt;&gt; 30-60 minutes for confirmation&#xA;deterministic finality &gt;&gt; probabilistic finality&#xA;feeless with no barriers for even the poorest people &gt;&gt; $2 and eventually $70+ fees&#xA;zero supply inflation &gt;&gt; 2% annual inflation&#xA;uncapped throughput &gt;&gt; 3-7 tps&#xA;incentivized decentralization &gt;&gt; incentivized centralization&#xA;Nakamoto Coef of 10 with $125M market cap &gt;&gt; NC of 2 with $500B mc&#xA;no rent-seeking middle-men &gt;&gt; miners&#xA;negligible energy usage &gt;&gt; 120TWh annual energy usage&#xA;&#xA;### Compared to Lightning&#xA;feeless with no barriers for even the poorest people &gt;&gt; &#34;minimal&#34; fees&#xA;on-chain decentralization and security &gt;&gt; centralized and custodial sidechain&#xA;simplicity &gt;&gt; extreme complexity prone to bugs, vulnerabilities, and failures&#xA;direct P2P payments &gt;&gt; liquidity channel management with invoices&#xA;&#xA;Have you actually tried it? It&#39;s an incredibly delighting experience.</html></oembed>