RE: Monero Superiority

Yes I agree that in the long term as more and more people come into the space, the APR will be more like 2-10% for the big platforms that are super trusted and that most people use, while the smaller ones will be more like 10-25% but with more platform risk. The 100%+ APR yields will soon be only for the first week or 2 after being listed, and maybe a few random shitcoins that have no liquidity. Smaller networks may retain moderately high yields though, and perhaps that is what will keep some of these 2nd rate smart contract platforms afloat for some years. You can still get 20-35% APR on AVAX network for instance even on some major blue chip pairs, but yes the trend is definitely going slowly down, I expect those percentages to be 20-30% lower a year from now.

In the long term, a few years from now, I think that ETH will be the clear leader with maybe 2-3 other major networks that get ~80-90% of the traffic combined, and a few (2-4?) smaller secondary ones that corner some niche or have some kind of unique feature, and everything else will be 1% or less of the market, and will be on life support or dead. The faster this happens the better, as our current situation of having 50+ smart contract networks only hurts the market overall by spreading the users and money too thin. But always having half a dozen or so major SC platforms will be good, as competition is of course good for the consumer/investor.