Whoa! I started out thinking every wallet was basically the same. My instinct said “use whatever’s easiest” and move on. But then I got deep into privacy wallets and things got messier, in a good way and a frustrating way. At first glance Monero and Bitcoin feel like cousins, though actually they’re from different branches

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