TL;DR (my PoV) = It's 'better' distributed than Bitcoin but it stills with a clear difference. Monero is not here to broke the accumulation system, at least not at the first stage.
A rich/poor address doesn’t mean a rich/poor person, since one wallet may have a lot of addresses in it (and a person may have multiple wallets too), right? Distribution statistics are not necessarily related to personal privacy, although on a personal basis, obviously most people don’t want others to know how much they have in their wallets…
Usually such info is not something you absolutely need to hide, but not something you want to randomly share with random people, either. So yeah, I’m rather comfortable with these wallets, in which (publicly) I have an unknown amount of Monero (though it’s not much anyway lol)
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Well, it's cool that everyone got privacy but coin distribution is not related.
There are two good threads about it:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/vocsu8/monero_distribution_among_the_coiners/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/10kd7vq/question_coin_distribution/
TL;DR (my PoV) = It's 'better' distributed than Bitcoin but it stills with a clear difference. Monero is not here to broke the accumulation system, at least not at the first stage.
It could be that one single address owns 954,000,000 XMR. We'll never know.
...oh, wait
A rich/poor address doesn’t mean a rich/poor person, since one wallet may have a lot of addresses in it (and a person may have multiple wallets too), right? Distribution statistics are not necessarily related to personal privacy, although on a personal basis, obviously most people don’t want others to know how much they have in their wallets…
Usually such info is not something you absolutely need to hide, but not something you want to randomly share with random people, either. So yeah, I’m rather comfortable with these wallets, in which (publicly) I have an unknown amount of Monero (though it’s not much anyway lol)