Is there currently a way to get Haveno-Reto running on Tails? I have not tried running the standard Linux build yet, because it’s likely to be a waste of time. Usually running an app on Tails requires a unique build because of the unique way Tails’s Persistent function works, even though it’s Debian-based....
In recent days, we had been hovering right around 35 to 40,000 transactions per day, and just in a very short amount of time, it’s went from that level up to 53,000. I am not aware of any major purchasing holidays, such as Christmas or back to school, that might cause a bump in transactions like this, so I’m wondering if it...
Could be but I don’t think so. We have seen increased transactions around summertime before, imo it’s people buying stuff to use during summer vacation.
There’s also the fact that more and more xmr transactions move away from binance-like-CEX to instant swappers. Oh and of course, the binance delisting was officially concluded 2 days ago and it was the last chance for people to withdraw their coins.
The stackexchange is abandoned, the subreddits feel haunted, there are sparse posts that are few and far between with limited and carefully monitored activity, there isn’t much talk about Monero even in general cryptocurrency communities other than the occasional passing mention. Did i miss something? are external factors at...
Most of the regulars are hanging out on matrix. There are actually a lot of exciting things in the pipeline: Monerokon, Haveno, Serai, FCMPs, etc.
People have said the current bullrun in general is boring and the excitement is nothing compared to the last one. And Monero isn’t even participating in the current bullrun :P
The serai coin is mainly used as stake and pair for liquidity pools, it’s not supposed to be used for payments. Imo taint is less of an issue, you’re only at risk when not using Monero and that’s the case no matter if you got the coins from Serai or any other exchange.
On matrix the meetings are held and people just generally hang out. There is still r/monero & r/monerosupport as well as monero.town but that one’s a bit less accessible for people new to Monero.
TLDR: I am afraid the Seraphis upgrade might make it possible for governments to pass legislation demanding all businesses and exchanges to collect wallet view keys from users for any and all transactions involving Monero and maintain records, hence allowing state sponsored blockchain analysis companies the abilty to ‘Trace’...
I see a lot of comments on the Monero subreddit that Monero is economically viable because it has a monopoly over darknet market transactions. However, the demand for illegal narcotics from people smart enough to use Tor Browser is probably at the end of its elasticity. If this is all Monero has, Monero holders will be...
Really like the idea but see some problems with it.
the demand for illegal narcotics from people smart enough to use Tor Browser is probably at the end of its elasticity
While this is likely true, it doesn’t get easier to use Tor depending on whether you want to buy a fake Gucci sweater or black tar heroin.
I do believe Monero still has massive potential in swallowing up many P2P drug transactions should CBDCs be used to really clamp down on cash and when that happens, other sectors will be affected as well: “You’re carbon credit allowance for this month has run out, no more meat for you.”
Agreed. Currently we are at ~190 GB with ~8.5 GB growth over the last 3 months. This is just 34 GB per year and a 500 GB SSD would last another 7 years at the current growth-rate. You can already get 2 TB SSDs for less than 150€. Storage really isn’t the issue, the biggest limitation is bandwidth.
I don’t actually think 150GB per year is an issue. This still gives you +5 years on a 1TB SSD. That’s half a decade of time, Monero is only 10 years old. Plenty of time for storage to advance.
So what? It takes 3 days to sync an ETH node, 10 days for a chia node. These aren’t lightwallets, this is network infrastructure.
Many nodes are actually ran on raspberry PIs.
I very much doubt that considering how raspberries don’t have physical AES and already took +3 weeks to sync before the transaction spike.
We could easily exceed 2TB every 10years.
I’d be perfectly fine with that. Right now you can get 2 TB SSDs for about 1 XMR. At the current rate (and it’s been similar for decades) they will be worth less than 20$ in a couple of years. Monero turns 10 this April and we are currently at only ~200 GB. And we still have pruning!
Storage isn’t the limiting factor, it’s bandwidth.
Space nodes are at best useful as a marketing stunt. It’s really the worst place to put a computer. A node in a bunker is much safer and is actually maintainable after its initial deployment, if you need coverage anywhere on earth, Elon has already spent billions for you to utilize starlink :)
I’d propose to instead do a fundraiser to buy our own version of the cyberbunker where we can set up a real beefy node, host events, set up a hacker space, etc ;)
hey guys! can anyone help me understand the sign/verify feature of the monero GUI/CLI? Why does it exist? I followed the directions under ‘Sign- verify Message’ in the monero-GUI-guide on github but wasn’t able to get a valid signature
As far as I understand it, you can use it to sign a message with your private key and someone else can verify it with your address and this prove you actually own that address. Can also be used for logins, I believe mitra.social has that as an option.
Based on the current liquidity on samourai swaps and BasicSwapDex, I doubt there is THAT much volume going unnoticed but there is definitely some. I’m very interested in what SeraiDEX will reveal about Monero.
Yes I know that’s a crypto unrelated to Monero, but their idea can inspire a way to host and sell LoRa access in Monero, with a peer-to-peer layer or something like that 🤔...
Last week, for the first time since launch of our #monero only wallet Monero.com, it has outpaced the installs of Cake Wallet (both still increased)...
This is an interesting proposal. From what I have heard, core doesn’t do all that much these days besides getting blamed when something goes wrong. Splitting up their responsibilities and decentralizing them sounds like a good option for Moneros future.
It looks like they are a very new company and their affiliate FAQ reads quite unprofessionally. On top of that a 8% fee. I’d steer clear and use buy.cakepay.web instead but that doesn’t mean these guys are scammers.
Damn that sucks. They had gas station gift-cards and I always thought that I could buy one with XMR should I ever run out of gas and get stranded somewhere without any cash.
It has been around for a decent amount of time and from what I could tell had a decent reputation. It might have even been per order escrow but the market can still steal the money in escrow.
Something like the particl marketplace would be great for repeat small time buyers but for everyone else the collateral requirements are either too annoying for infrequent buys or too expensive for large deals.
Can’t do 2-2 without collateral since the buyer has no incentive to release funds once they received their merchandise and even non malicious buyers would often just forget about it.
Haveno-Reto on Tails?
Is there currently a way to get Haveno-Reto running on Tails? I have not tried running the standard Linux build yet, because it’s likely to be a waste of time. Usually running an app on Tails requires a unique build because of the unique way Tails’s Persistent function works, even though it’s Debian-based....
A potential small-scale spam attack?
In recent days, we had been hovering right around 35 to 40,000 transactions per day, and just in a very short amount of time, it’s went from that level up to 53,000. I am not aware of any major purchasing holidays, such as Christmas or back to school, that might cause a bump in transactions like this, so I’m wondering if it...
Is it just me or does every online Monero community feel like a ghost town recently?
The stackexchange is abandoned, the subreddits feel haunted, there are sparse posts that are few and far between with limited and carefully monitored activity, there isn’t much talk about Monero even in general cryptocurrency communities other than the occasional passing mention. Did i miss something? are external factors at...
Paranoid about the Seraphis upgrade
TLDR: I am afraid the Seraphis upgrade might make it possible for governments to pass legislation demanding all businesses and exchanges to collect wallet view keys from users for any and all transactions involving Monero and maintain records, hence allowing state sponsored blockchain analysis companies the abilty to ‘Trace’...
Open Letter to DNM Operators: Please Grow Horizontally! (monero.town)
I see a lot of comments on the Monero subreddit that Monero is economically viable because it has a monopoly over darknet market transactions. However, the demand for illegal narcotics from people smart enough to use Tor Browser is probably at the end of its elasticity. If this is all Monero has, Monero holders will be...
The case for dropping old blocks to keep Monero blockchain size under control and future proof (monero.town)
Monero is striving to be a currency that everyone can use, the growth of the blockchain is starting to hamper this goal IMO....
Monero Node in Space (monero.town)
Inspired by this post : monero.town/post/2267484...
Monero GUI sign/verify feature
hey guys! can anyone help me understand the sign/verify feature of the monero GUI/CLI? Why does it exist? I followed the directions under ‘Sign- verify Message’ in the monero-GUI-guide on github but wasn’t able to get a valid signature
Hidden-volume
By looking on coingecko, you can notice a volume declining over the years and I might identified the issue, that could be seen as an iceberg....
'There is an ongoing attack on XMR by Binance. Faking its price on purpose in an attempt to release CZ from the U.S. judicial custody.' — exch.cx (qu.ax)
How happy are you with monero.town?
The instance is now over half a year old and so far we’ve experience decent growth and minimal downtime....
1000 USD bounty for Linux camera support offered in XMR (monero.town)
calling qualified developers
Cake Wallet's 6th year Anniversary! - a note from me
Hi All,...
You guys know Helium network ?
Yes I know that’s a crypto unrelated to Monero, but their idea can inspire a way to host and sell LoRa access in Monero, with a peer-to-peer layer or something like that 🤔...
Monero.com Wallet installs increasing and more
Last week, for the first time since launch of our #monero only wallet Monero.com, it has outpaced the installs of Cake Wallet (both still increased)...
fluffypony Riccardo Spagni - Proposal: Disband Core (monero.town)
fluffypony (Riccardo Spagni) Proposal: Disband Core...
What peer-config to help the network?
Hey,...
Is spendit.finance a scam? (x.com)
Apparently Coinsbee has temporarily disabled Monero
Update: its back now. Apparently, it really was just temporary....
Yesterday first time for more than 3 months more than 25,000 tx a day! (bitinfocharts.com)
Has something relevant been released or happened explaining the spike? Or is adoption finally incoming?