Can Monero replace Bitcoin in long term?

Bitcoin will always be the top coin; it's impossible to outperform it. The rise or fall of all other coins depends on Bitcoin, and the biggest hype always revolves around Bitcoin.
 
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XMR só é útil para trocas com BTC e stablecoins, sua utilidade reside no uso como moeda, não como reserva de valor.
 
XMR`s major downside is the gov’s simply do not support it, CEXs delisting it, which pushes down trading volume. It’s simply to good at what it does, which is provide true anonymous transfers.
 
Bitcoin was never anonymous in the first place to begin with.

XMR and Z are targeting much different "audience" than Bitcoin and they won't replace it.
 
It’s very unlikely that Monero will replace Bitcoin in the long term but it could coexist and even grow in importance for specific use cases.
 
Strictly speaking, it can. Will it? Vanishingly unlikely.
Monero can grow and hold its niche, but replacing Bitcoin is an entirely different beast.
 
Most major cryptocurrencies can't be replaced because many use different technologies. However, Monero may become an increasingly important cryptocurrency within the ecosystem.
 
Monero cannot replace bitcoin but it will be a viable cryptoccurency to use because it enables transactions that cannot be tracked on the blockchain.
 
Bitcoin has already become a global store of value and institutional asset, while Monero is more of a niche tool for private transactions. That also limits its adoption — exchanges delist it, institutions avoid it, and liquidity is lower.
 
Privacy is a massive need, but mass adoption usually favors transparency for regulatory reasons. Monero is a great niche player though
 
Never, BTC has had the first mover’s advantage, there’s just no beating that. Besides XMR is actively being delisted from CEXs due to governments regulation.
 
Bitcoin is now considered "clean money" for institutions, for holding and acting as a store of value; while Monero is a tool for anonymity, used when discretion is needed. XMR is powerful, but the more private it is, the more restricted it becomes, making it difficult to mainstream. To put it bluntly: BTC holds money, XMR hides money — they are two different games, they don't replace each other.
 
Replace BTC? Never. Institutional money demands compliance, which is exactly why major exchanges keep delisting XMR.
But in our space, XMR has already won. If you're paying for proxies, offshore VPS, or stealth infrastructure, Monero is the only standard. BTC is your public bank account; XMR is your untraceable cash for the trenches.
 
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