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| Coin | Recorded publicly | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | Amount, sending address, receiving address | Permanent, readable by anyone |
| Litecoin | Amount, sending address, receiving address | Permanent, readable by anyone |
| Monero | Sender, receiver and amount concealed by default | No public record produced |
Most choices around a market are reversible or fade. A weak password is changed, a poor counterparty is avoided next time, a slow address is swapped. A ledger entry cannot be edited or withdrawn, and its usefulness to somebody examining it later can grow as surrounding data accumulates.
The item is not that Bitcoin is forbidden. It is that a permanent record should be the result of a decision rather than of whichever option a form happened to preselect. Choosing Bitcoin knowingly passes as partial. Choosing nothing fails regardless of which coin the form picked for you.
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