BCH has CashFusion which makes it extremely difficult to trace, almost as good as Monero. You get the best of both worlds, great privacy and a audit-able ledger, which sound money requires. (https://bitcoiniscash.org/bitcoin-cash-privacy/)
Monero loses out to BCH because it does not scale and has bad UX. The last stress test showed Monero fails @ 700k TX per day. With problems starting ~300-500k from my experience. (https://realbitcoin.cash/post/51283)
A large spam attack can take down Monero, also if it ever reached high TX volume the fees would be just as high as BTC.
Monero Avg. TX fee is 0.00027 XMR ($0.1), Avg. BCH TX fee is 0.000017 BCH ($0.0064). Monero is too expensive to transact on mass, it is a niche coin for extreme privacy.
Monero also has no scripting ability, it can barely do proper multisig. BCH is a much better solution and will dominate going forward. Monero was a good experiment but has no potential for mass adoption.
BCH loses out to Monero by default because it’s traceable.
The only thing keeping bitcoin itself alive is momentum and familiarity.
BCH has CashFusion which makes it extremely difficult to trace, almost as good as Monero. You get the best of both worlds, great privacy and a audit-able ledger, which sound money requires. (https://bitcoiniscash.org/bitcoin-cash-privacy/)
Monero loses out to BCH because it does not scale and has bad UX. The last stress test showed Monero fails @ 700k TX per day. With problems starting ~300-500k from my experience. (https://realbitcoin.cash/post/51283)
A large spam attack can take down Monero, also if it ever reached high TX volume the fees would be just as high as BTC. Monero Avg. TX fee is 0.00027 XMR ($0.1), Avg. BCH TX fee is 0.000017 BCH ($0.0064). Monero is too expensive to transact on mass, it is a niche coin for extreme privacy.
Monero also has no scripting ability, it can barely do proper multisig. BCH is a much better solution and will dominate going forward. Monero was a good experiment but has no potential for mass adoption.