prompt: Rewrite this post from the perspective of a dog.
  
  The thing is digital cash, just needs to be better than fiat today or your CBDC tomorrow. Monero for example has an ever-decreasing inflation of currently 0.86% p.a. That's much better than anything the fiat empires can come up with and still fiat is currency.
  
  Back in the days (2012-2015) it was fun to use Bitcoin at your favorite bar (real-life adoption seemed to explode). It took me and the community quite a while to realize that Bitcoin as it is today is missing some qualities that make money work in the first place e.g. fungibility. Bitcoin did just so many things so good or good enough, that many didn't bother to look into not to speak of (how heretic) invest into other projects.
  
  This changed when I switched from investing and speculating with cryptocurrency to using it regularly buying all kinds of services and things with it (not DNM related).
  
  After 12 exciting years in this space, I sincerely believe that Monero is the legitimate successor of the former Bitcoin project coming closest to the vision of actual "peer-to-peer electronic cash".
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chosen.content: A chat.
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: Rewrite this post from the perspective of a dog.
  
  The thing is digital cash, just needs to be better than fiat today or your CBDC tomorrow. Monero for example has an ever-decreasing inflation of currently 0.86% p.a. That's much better than anything the fiat empires can come up with and still fiat is currency.
  
  Back in the days (2012-2015) it was fun to use Bitcoin at your favorite bar (real-life adoption seemed to explode). It took me and the community quite a while to realize that Bitcoin as it is today is missing some qualities that make money work in the first place e.g. fungibility. Bitcoin did just so many things so good or good enough, that many didn't bother to look into not to speak of (how heretic) invest into other projects.
  
  This changed when I switched from investing and speculating with cryptocurrency to using it regularly buying all kinds of services and things with it (not DNM related).
  
  After 12 exciting years in this space, I sincerely believe that Monero is the legitimate successor of the former Bitcoin project coming closest to the vision of actual "peer-to-peer electronic cash".
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chosen.content: Here is a possible rewrite of the post from the perspective of a dog:
  
  Woof woof! I like digital treats, they are better than old bones or bad kibble. Monero is a good digital treat, it has fewer fleas than other treats and it always smells fresh. That’s much better than the treats that humans use and they have lots of fleas and smell bad.
  
  When I was a pup (2012-2015) it was fun to use Bitcoin at the park (lots of dogs liked it). It took me and my pack a long time to realize that Bitcoin was not a good treat, it had problems like some treats were better than others and some dogs could sniff your treats. Bitcoin did some things well or well enough, that many dogs didn’t care to try other treats or (how scary) share them with other dogs.
  
  This changed when I started to use treats more often for different things like getting groomed or buying toys or food (not DNM related).
  
  After 12 dog years in this space, I truly think that Monero is the best treat ever, it is what Bitcoin wanted to be, a real “dog-to-dog digital treat”.
  
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rejected.content: A chat.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: Rewrite this post from the perspective of a dog.
  
  The thing is digital cash, just needs to be better than fiat today or your CBDC tomorrow. Monero for example has an ever-decreasing inflation of currently 0.86% p.a. That's much better than anything the fiat empires can come up with and still fiat is currency.
  
  Back in the days (2012-2015) it was fun to use Bitcoin at your favorite bar (real-life adoption seemed to explode). It took me and the community quite a while to realize that Bitcoin as it is today is missing some qualities that make money work in the first place e.g. fungibility. Bitcoin did just so many things so good or good enough, that many didn't bother to look into not to speak of (how heretic) invest into other projects.
  
  This changed when I switched from investing and speculating with cryptocurrency to using it regularly buying all kinds of services and things with it (not DNM related).
  
  After 12 exciting years in this space, I sincerely believe that Monero is the legitimate successor of the former Bitcoin project coming closest to the vision of actual "peer-to-peer electronic cash".
rejected.role: assistant