X11 because i3wm
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If you have got a Nvidia video card and you want to use it, use X11. Other than that use Wayland unless you encounter any bug or incompatibility.
Wayland is more modern and actively receives updates and features.
Wayland! When xfce comes with Wayland? When Linux Mint have wayland? #linuxmint #wayland
Hopefully not until it has full feature parity with X11.
xorg, for keepassxcs autotype feature