SaberhagenTheNameless
Saberhagen The Nameless

You don't take advantage of "amounts in the clear" to verify the billion+ txns anyway. No Bitcoiner does. You just run a node and pay no mind like any Monero user would.
I fail to see your advantage if you never do it in practice.
"Can, but doesn't" is essentially the same thing as "Can't"
It's larping

2024-06-25 09:09:49

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You got better things to do...that's why you're replying to anons on Nostr for the past few days but can't skim a brief introduction on commitments for a couple minutes. Suuuuure lol.
No one is upset. You didn't address anything else I said because you cant.
If you can't click a link that's your own willful ignorance. I really don't care if you do or don't.

2024-06-25 08:48:10

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Bitcoiners "The market is always right"
Also Bitcoiners "Yo the market isn't right"

2024-06-25 08:38:08

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Yea sure you would totally love Monero if it just wasn't for it's unlimited supply
Please 🙄

2024-06-25 08:31:06

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A Transparent public blockchain can never be private. Maybe you meant anonymously (pseudonymous really)? That's not the same thing and not practical to always do anyway

2024-06-25 08:21:39

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18,445,342
PoW mining just like Bitcoin

2024-06-24 10:31:15

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You have no clue what you are talking about.
Everything Monero uses is based on proven and understood math and crypto from the 80s it's about as old as Bitcoins tech. Which funny enough you probably don't understand so are trusting too.

2024-06-21 10:07:15

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Consider posting this on Monero Market and XMR Bazaar
https://moneromarket.io/
https://xmrbazaar.com/

2024-06-21 10:01:47

"DiosDelRayo completes first milestone for MoneroSigner CCS proposal" 🥳
https://repo.getmonero.org/monero-project/ccs-proposals/-/merge_requests/465#note_25012

2024-06-21 09:21:52

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https://bounties.monero.social/posts/136/1-093m-ecash-mint-and-wallet-for-monero

2024-06-21 09:08:56

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Not sure how you could do that without revealing amounts to the 2nd mint because they'll know the amount they receive in lightning from the 1st mint (and know it's from the 1st mint since they're redeeming it's token), and the 1st mint will know the amount they're sending to the 2nd mint even if they're not colluding.
And it still wouldn't solve the reduced anon set from "larger bucket" ecash holders unless you spread funds around like you said or never send/receive larger payments.Still better anonymity and privacy than Bitcoin, but coming back to my original point...ecash doesn't necessarily have a larger group to hide in just because it is ecash.
I was kind of surprised the other day to find out that mints can tie IP addresses to specific tokens (maybe that should've been obvious), so I like what Mutiny is doing with Harbor running everything behind Tor

2024-06-19 11:43:37

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What other markets are compatible with Bitcoins value prop?
Every single white market transaction is permissioned

2024-06-18 09:15:04

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@npub1r27…yqx6

2024-06-18 08:56:15

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anonymity =/= privacy
You can have two users that are using their IRL names yet their conversations can be completely private if were using encryption
There can be two anonymous users shouting to the world, their conversations completely public, AKA Nostr
Here is the address I use:
89spcfRbp8EZZF2Qf9qJNSBjbx7fJAdJcEf64GBP1Vgg8yNrKHVLtJXLt4jWr3hcYeYUePpKfg5MkNYsjNc9sx3m3ymcMt4
It's simple to figure out. You can test for yourself if Monero is private by seeing what information you can gather on any xmr blockchain explorer. See if you can find amounts or other addresses I've sent to or received from:
https://www.p2pool.io/explorer/

2024-06-18 08:39:14

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Darknet markets disprove your winner-takes-all/Monero-doesnt-make-sense theories, and personal priorities
Bitcoin dominated there first and for years, so it's network effects should have been well established, yet it is being phased out for Monero
Competition chooses winners and it's hard to compete when you can't adapt (or made exceedingly difficult to adapt)

2024-06-18 08:12:38

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Unfortunately no I don't think so. You mean something similar to what Bisq is doing with Bisq2 right? That's a good idea. Maybe they can do something like that when users build more rep

2024-06-17 10:26:17

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If that is your threat model then source the parts and build a SeedSigner. Or get an old laptop and rip out the wifi and bluetooth.
@npub17ty…3mgl

2024-06-17 07:53:09

https://odysee.com/@monerocommunityworkgroup:8/luke-'kayaba'-parker-full-chain:6

2024-06-17 07:53:01

https://odysee.com/@monerocommunityworkgroup:8/juraj-bednar-cypherpunk-past,-present,:4

2024-06-15 07:43:52

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Ok
So are you the only person in your mint and you pay your workers out of your mint over lightning? (no anonymity set for your mint and no receiver privacy over lightning - defeating any benefits of ecash)
Or do you mean you pay your workers with ecash tokens? (in which case you are their custodian)

2024-06-15 03:55:03

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What did he say that was wrong?
I know the ecash token is self-custodial, but it is worthless without the underlying asset that backs it that is held and controlled by a custodian (Bitcoin). The mint can even mass-censor all it's users by not exchanging/swapping tokens (intentionally or by coercion).

2024-06-14 07:52:21

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Anyone reading this thread just read his original claim and read his own screenshots...I didn't do anything. You clowned yourself

2024-06-14 07:49:53

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Just because you got called out on your bs doesn't mean you have to be mad about it. Just admit you were wrong. You can still continue hating Monero for other reasons.

2024-06-14 07:46:40

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And you can't mine at all 😂

2024-06-14 07:43:06

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You're trying to conflate two different incidents that have nothing to do with each other.
It says right on your second screenshot that the attack couldn't be used to steal funds. We still don't know what happened with the first incident (like it literally says on your own screenshot if you would read)

2024-06-14 07:00:35

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Old news bruh funds were already recovered and then some
I don't know who tf "the corporate magazine" is but that's not what happened at all
You guys will take any random AI generated article with no sources on the internet that confirms your bias just to get a shot in
Yea, it's ridiculous

2024-06-13 11:41:19

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Nope. It's not that easy. Just like Bitcoiners always argue about network effects, Monero has the lions share in network effects for privacy coins.
It would have to retain the same properties (self custody, unstoppable, permissionless, etc) and be much much better to draw users over. Not equal or just a little bit better. But if that happened then I would end up using it. I don't care as long as it retains the same spirit.

2024-06-13 09:55:57

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Does it really need to be said? Figured the "why" is obvious by now.
-One is self-custodial. The other requires a custodian.
-One network can't be shutdown. The other becomes useless if a single mint shuts down (voluntarily or not).
-One has no seignoirage. The other can be arbitrarily and covertly printed.
-One has a united anonymity set. The other is fractured.
This doesn't mean that ecash doesn't have it's own uinque perks though.

2024-06-12 08:25:11

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Anarkio is working on this: https://anarkio.codeberg.page/nostril/
Also there is someone working on an app for this bounty: https://bounties.monero.social/posts/94/42-349m-nostr-client-for-monero
Supposedly should be out in a couple weeks

2024-06-12 07:57:53

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That's the nature of all FOSS.
You don't control who uses what software or not.
The economic majority just so happens to be using BTC right now just as they're using the Monero that is updating. How is that voluntary network not social consensus?
I don't get your point with the Adam Back factoid. Argument from authority? In that case, why isn't CT good enough to use in Bitcoin if he made it? Adam Back also said Bitcoins fungibility and privacy sucks.
Yes, you made your trade offs and chose to de-prioritized privacy & fungibility. Oddly, you trust cryptography in every other critical area of Bitcoin.

2024-06-12 01:42:18

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Bitcoin has to work whether it's persecuted by governments or not. That is it's whole value prop.

2024-06-12 01:38:49

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Plenty of people still use Tor in China. They just use bridges/proxies or steg-based things like webtunnel to route around that.
And just because less people use it doesn't mean it isn't more anonymous than people using https (anonymity VS "privacy")

2024-06-10 14:29:09

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I see good to know
Depends. Even though KYC matters less with Monero than other crypto...it still matters because even if they can't follow it there will still be a record attached to your PII that you bought X amount of Monero. And criminals/IRS may come knocking later. You're guilty until proven innocent in practice with criminals and taxmen.
I'm not saying not to use dfx or KYC methods, everyone can choose their own trade-offs, but just so you're aware if you're not.

2024-06-10 14:06:29

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is dfx p2p?
Haven't heard of it

2024-06-10 13:46:15

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Depende do dinheiro com que se está a tentar comprá-lo
Neste momento, pode ser mais fácil obter outra criptomoeda como Litecoin, Bitcoin, etc. (em vez de usar dinheiro fiduciário) e trocá-la por Monero:
https://github.com/retoaccess1/haveno-reto/releases
https://bisq.network/
https://unstoppableswap.net
https://basicswapdex.com/
https://noones.com/sell-crypto
https://hodlhodl.com/offers/sell?filters%5Bcurrency_code%5D=USD&filters%5Bpayment_method_type%5D=Cryptocurrency&filters%5Bpayment_method_name%5D=Monero&pagination%5Boffset%5D=0

2024-06-09 23:23:30

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Just say you like shitcoins instead of doing all these mental gymnastics
Custodial is the worst kind of shitcoin. It's the entire problem Bitcoin was trying to solve
If you're rugged and/or no one accepts ecash from your mint the value of it equals zero
You say no one uses Monero supposedly. So name a few businesses or markets that accepts Ecash (not lightning payments, actual ecash tokens) because there are none

2024-06-09 22:39:47

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Dude you're a mess
You hate shitcoins...yet like Ecash. A fucking IOU that can rug you at any moment and be printed to infinity AKA a shitcoin
You say "noone uses" Monero, yet literally N O B O D Y (for real) businesses or otherwise accepts Ecash. Making lightning payments from a mint is not using Ecash
All the excuses you are using for Ecash "just use small amounts" "tradeoffs" etc can be used for any other shitcoin you don't like
https://image.nostr.build/925fc32ffc80832582e53360f8b7cb4a766e0bd3bbfbfb3f6689180624f9b20d.png

2024-06-09 08:46:10

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I think it's a combination of what both of you are saying

2024-06-09 08:31:53

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I don't hate ecash, but if a literal IOU shitcoin that you can print on demand with a single command has it's own utility and trade off...then so do other things. Especially Monero.
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactions-btc-xmr.html#log&alltime
https://monero.fail/map

2024-06-06 07:30:40

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Ha just listened to this earlier lol, good convo

2024-06-05 08:35:15

"SimpleX network: private message routing, v5.8 released with IP address protection..."
https://simplex.chat/blog/20240604-simplex-chat-v5.8-private-message-routing-chat-themes.html

2024-06-05 07:52:26

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I agree. But even i2p is still vulnerable to timing and packet size analysis
We ultimately need something like Nym or something like it but maybe without the token
https://nymtech.net/about/mixnet

2024-06-04 09:04:59

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Yes, it is encrypted. When you run a Monero node it's using 'pedersen commitments' to validate that all inputs/outputs for every transaction on the blockchain "cancel out" (no Monero is being created from thin air) but without knowing the actual values for any specific transaction.
https://www.getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/pedersen-commitment.html

2024-06-04 08:54:56

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Amounts are briefly transparent when they are first mined. After that amounts are hidden like normal.

2024-06-04 08:44:18

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And you guys never upgrade. That's why you can naively count supply BECAUSE you're still on a surveillance chain.
You need to use IOUs like ecash for anything approaching Moneros privacy and fungibility
Never upgrading comes with it's own major downsides

2024-06-04 08:04:14

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Se quiser uma explicação específica mas simples do que o Monero faz:
Os remetentes são ofuscados (com “ring signatures”). Pense nisso como um embaralhamento automático para que você não saiba quem enviou a transação. Esta é a parte mais “fraca” da tecnologia de privacidade do Monero.
Mas a verdadeira magia vem da privacidade do montante e do destinatário. Ambos estão completamente escondidos (usando “confidential transactions” e “stealth addresses”). Ambos não são visíveis no blockchain do Monero porque estão encriptados.
Veja por si mesmo. Tente procurar o meu endereço abaixo em qualquer explorador de blockchain do Monero e veja se consegue descobrir quanto dinheiro enviei e que endereços o receberam:
89spcfRbp8EZZF2Qf9qJNSBjbx7fJAdJcEf64GBP1Vgg8yNrKHVLtJXLt4jWr3hcYeYUePpKfg5MkNYsjNc9sx3m3ymcMt4
https://www.p2pool.io/explorer/

2024-06-03 09:05:14

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TIL his name is Seth For Anonymity

2024-06-03 08:09:39

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Your last sentence is less true now than it has ever been

2024-06-03 08:01:33

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No you can't. All amounts and transactions are visible to anyone on the planet.
You can temporarily obfuscate ownership at best.

2024-06-02 06:12:12

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Monero:
✅ Not an IOU
✅ Open and decentralized issuance (No seigniorage)
✅ Issuance requires PoW (Not arbitrarily rehypothecatable)
✅ Issuance is stable and predictable
✅ Your tokens don't instantly become useless and worthless when a mint shuts down (0 in bitcoin terms)
Ecash is cool, but let's not pretend it has no major downsides, or that Monero doesn't have it's own perks.

2024-06-02 05:06:20

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Do you understand how Monero works?
Even if your claim was true those nodes would never know receivers or amounts (because of stealth adds and ringCT). Malicious nodes wouldn't even necessarily know where the transaction originated from because of Dandelion.
The most they could know is you sent a Monero transaction. Big whoop. Compare that to Bitcoin defaults and Lightning (especially the most popular ways Lightning is used - with custodians or LSPs - so almost zero privacy from third parties)

2024-06-01 04:25:21

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Bitcoins first major usecase was buying drugs anonymously on the darknet.
You sound like TradFi and corporate media in Bitcoins early years.
Darknets are highly adversarial environments. It's a crucible for your crypto.
Bitcoin is fundamentally a black market currency and it's whole value prop relies on that (white market transactions require permission, black markets txns don't)
https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-system/wiki/Permissionless-Principle

2024-06-01 04:11:53

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You can't hide much on a transparent public blockchain

2024-06-01 03:47:18

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Good question 🤔
I'm not sure
@npub14sl…t5d6 is this possible to do in a trustless way?

2024-06-01 02:25:57

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Anarkio made a web-based client prototype. Works, but isn't fully complete:
https://anarkio.codeberg.page/nostril/
There is an android app that *should* be out in 2-4 weeks:
https://bounties.monero.social/posts/94/32-349m-nostr-client-for-monero

2024-05-31 11:25:36

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Sounds cool, but your answer has little to do with the original topic: Why is it relevant to bring attention to the fact that the IOU (ecash) is self-custodial when the underlying asset itself (Bitcoin) is held by custodians?

2024-05-31 07:55:41

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2) Dude you know what he means. You're giving up your Bitcoin to custodians for an IOU. The "Ecash is self-custodial" argument is a misdirection.
The same Bitcoiners making such a point over this would NEVER say "technically you're self-custodial because you custody the shitcoin token 🤓" if a custodian took your Bitcoin in exchange for literally any other shitcoin token out there

2024-05-31 07:30:04

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Use the dozen others that exist, along with proxy purchases and direct p2p trades. The feds can ultimately shutdown/hamper anything they want on white markets including Bitcoin companies:
https://coincards.com
https://coincards.com/us/product-tag/prepaid-credit-card/
https://trocador.app/en/prepaidcards/
https://www.coinsbee.com/en/buy-gift-cards-with-monero/
https://stealths.net/
https://anonshop.app/
https://monezon.com/
https://moneromarket.io/
https://monerica.com/
https://pb.envs.net/?8c6e45d76a233681#GRCjqnVXPVMqzbZB9xjMAMTaMCrNGNRF5pYCKojtffjm

2024-05-31 07:18:04

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And do you think those fees will get lower or higher with more adoption? Pure cope
95% of lightning users use custodians because it's UX sucks so badly and liquid is straight up custodial so get out of here with that bullshit you fucking Bitcoin larp
disgrace of a bitcoiner

2024-05-30 08:26:53

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Hopefully most of the world can save up for a few months to make a single Bitcoin transaction and pray blocks aren't full
The currency of the future 🥳
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/daily-median-income
https://image.nostr.build/9f76e4c0f830601c97c152d2b5336ab3a18630c758d0a4ae48b454c08199af30.jpg

2024-05-30 02:05:25

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Better than on chain Bitcoin, but lightning receiver privacy is non-existent and hidden balances are discoverable.
Ecash is great privacy, but custodial. Pick your poison.

2024-05-30 01:55:13

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But a transparent public blockchain that can be surveilled by any government on the planet is
omegalul

2024-05-30 01:44:12

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Your coinjoins don't make your expensive CBDC-lite surveillance coin private
Seethe and cope

2024-05-29 01:48:18

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Pro of ASIC-resistance Monero mining
Deniability. Much easier to blend in. You could be buying/using that CPU for numerous various reasons. Everyone knows why you're buying/using an ASIC.
Concealment. Heat, noise, and energy draw of ASICs make mining very suspicious.
"Police raid a concealed #Bitcoin mining operation, initially mistaking it for an illegal marijuana farm due to the heat signature"
https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewsCom/status/1721359382745874489

2024-05-29 01:36:51

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You still have to be able to use wealth or else this is all pointless. The more you use Bitcoin the more you get ass raped by fees especially in any future where adoption increases.
Bitcoin is an expensive digital pet rock that narks on everything you do

2024-05-28 01:43:12

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You don't want to use "p2p electronic cash"?

2024-05-28 01:25:42

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Bitcoin doesn't require permission, but white markets do. We can ignore any transactions occurring there as transient (see recent events). That leaves us with black markets as the only place anyone is guaranteed to be able to use Bitcoin without permission.
Regulators can impose whatever arbitrary rules they want on white market transactions (including banning Bitcoin transactions there). Therefore, the continuing takeover of cryptocurrencies like Monero on darknets is a HUGE sign that Bitcoin is failing its main value proposition.
The SoV narrative is backwards and a bit premature imo. If SoV holds up I can potentially see nations using Bitcoin between each other, but feels naive to believe they would allow their citizens the same privilege with no restrictions (as it undermines their power). Any citizens would have to break the law to do that - and now were back to black markets

2024-05-27 21:27:06

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Then don't hold it, use it

2024-05-27 21:20:19

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Der wichtigste Anwendungsfall von Bitcoin sind erlaubnisfreie Transaktionen. Ohne das gibt es nicht viel Besonderes an Bitcoin und alle anderen Wertvorstellungen hängen davon ab. Die einzigen Märkte, die keine Genehmigung benötigen, sind Schwarzmärkte.
Die Regulierungsbehörden können für Transaktionen auf dem weißen Markt beliebige Regeln aufstellen (bis hin zum Verbot von Bitcoin-Transaktionen dort). Bitcoin ist letztlich Schwarzmarktgeld. Daher ist die Dominanz von Kryptowährungen wie Monero auf den Schwarzmärkten eine RIESIGE Sache und sollte ein Signal sein, dass Bitcoin in seinem wichtigsten Wertversprechen versagt.
https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-system/wiki/Permissionless-Principle

2024-05-27 20:14:44

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Bitcoin has only been around ~15 years. This is all still an experiment. You can't technically guarantee Store of Value. Controlling supply alone isn't enough. SoV is also also a function of demand (which is subjective so can't be controlled) and larger players can always manipulate price like they do with traditional finance especially when large CEXes are involved.
>A vital function of Bitcoin is the game theory level. Bitcoin has a design that allows it to pressure jurisdictions towards liberty-oriented policies *because* it is the best store of value.
"Bitcoin is therefore inherently a black market money. Its security architecture necessarily assumes it is operating without state permission."
https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-system/wiki/Permissionless-Principle

2024-05-27 04:04:20

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https://www.qbittorrent.org/

2024-05-26 21:57:25

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Was obviously talking about on chain (which greatly affects lightning being usable as we always see when blocks get full onchain). Layers don't carry over the same fundamental properties that make on chain great. You always sacrifice some form of sovereignty like self-custody or permissionless txs so far.
You say that, but still havent explained why.
Why couldn't Bitcoin even increase it conservatively based off whatever metric was it's bottleneck (just behind bandwidth for example?)
If that is your worry, why hasn't Bitcoin adopted MimbleWimble? MW is even more scalable on chain than even Bitcoin itself. Litecoin already did all the work.

2024-05-26 21:24:32

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0% improvement on that specific metric.
Are you saying TPS has increased?
And if it has increased, has it kept up anywhere even close to advancements in tech and and consumer hardware/bandwidth?
We can emphatically say HELL NO

2024-05-26 20:35:32

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😂

2024-05-26 14:49:14

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Thanks lol but you actually can. Android app should be out pretty soon too.
https://anarkio.codeberg.page/nostril

2024-05-26 14:38:53

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Heavily depends on rate of adoption and how popular you think it will become. Maybe blockchains don't scale (right now), but Lightning network doesn't really scale either. You need something like ~100MB blocks to even start thinking about it being a possibility (while also ignoring all the other UX problems with lightning)
But if it still matters to you Seraphis upgrade that is coming down the road, and being worked on atm, will allow a basic lightning type of network on Monero

2024-05-26 13:28:58

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Same. Especially considering ~95% of Bitcoiners KYC and don't coinjoin let alone every spend. They speak as if all Bitcoin is their anon set when in reality it is a microscopic fraction of their peers coinjoining with them.

2024-05-26 13:20:50

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What happens when tomorrows 12TB is how we look at 12GB today?
All of what you say heavily depends on the rate of adoptions and if it remains a niche doesnt it?
Consumer tech is not static and technological development is not static either.
i.e. implementing bulletproofs shrunk Monero transaction size by ~80%
You're basically saying Monero will suddenly become so successful that it will break (a problem that is also possible for Bitcoin and more likely for it's popularity). What a great problem to have. And if it doesn't gain that crazy level of success (most likely case) then what is the problem? It still remains a useful tool for many.
https://image.nostr.build/f3d4dc2a45d469b1ba3c7f7dad2ec4fb47303d7f53cae9e671f774c31d2ea379.jpg

2024-05-26 13:06:09

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Centralized in what way? Be specific.
Monero mining is more decentralized than Bitcoin since anyone has the ability to mine.
Monero has just as much, if not more, nodes as Bitcoin.
Even Bitcoin Cash is more decentralized than Bitcoin when it comes to node software since they have 5 major node softwares. 97+% of Bitcoiners are beholden to Bitcoin Core and funded by Blockstream:
https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/software.html

2024-05-26 12:39:39

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No, you're not delusional, it is definitely a concern. Users will be more willing to trust known mint runners with a good reputation, but that makes the mints easier targets for the state. Anon mint runners would be harder to find, but easier for them to rugpull users without consequence.
The arguments I hear are that federated mints would at least make it harder to rug users, ability to quickly spin up/move mints to better jurisdictions, and to only keep spending cash on it them - not large amounts you can't afford to lose.
Even though I think the strong privacy/offchain/instant aspects of ecash is cool the major problem I have a hard time getting past is reintroducing trusted intermediates again when the whole point of Bitcoin was to remove them

2024-05-26 11:59:53

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I don't think so, but he's on Mastodon
https://mstdn.social/@ImranR

2024-05-25 22:53:23

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Great dodge 🏆🥳

2024-05-25 15:44:28

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Hmm, why so?

2024-05-25 15:33:09

Haveno Reto Simplex group chat:
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2024-05-25 14:51:33

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Guide:
https://blog.nihilism.network/servers/haveno-client-f2f/index.html

2024-05-25 14:41:50

Haveno Reto started off humble but is growing pretty fast. There were almost no offers last week now 48 total offers available. ~2.5x volume from last week. Try it out:
https://github.com/retoaccess1/haveno-reto/actions/runs/9148407756
You can use nightly.link to download the installer without a github account (copy/paste the link above):
https://nightly.link/

2024-05-25 13:42:08

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All ip addresses that interact with the mint, not any particular token*

2024-05-25 13:41:18

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You're 100% right both are at odds. The longer you wait the more you expose yourself to rug pulls. But if privacy and anonymity is your goal it's better to wait.
Good question. I think the only thing a mint knows is if a token is valid (or not) and all ip addresses that interact with it, but not necessarily what specific tokens your ip address is associated with since token creation is blinded if I understand correctly. This FAQ has a lot of our questions in it:
https://docs.cashu.space/faq#general-safety-and-privacy-questions

2024-05-25 13:05:17

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É evidente que a autora está apenas superficialmente familiarizada com o Monero, é muito parcial em relação à bitcoin e as suas fontes estão todas muito desactualizadas.
Ao longo do artigo, a autora refere-se constantemente a “investimentos” e a gráficos de preços. O Monero nunca afirma ser um “investimento”. Em lado nenhum o Monero promete algo tão cobarde como encher os bolsos. O seu poder reside na sua utilidade transacional.
É dinheiro digital p2p, mais próximo em espírito da visão cypherpunk original, puro e simples, e é o mais robusto e testado em batalha até à data

2024-05-25 12:30:43

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https://codeberg.org/anarkio/pages/src/branch/main/nostril

2024-05-25 12:21:19

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You can split your balance up so you don't have to wait. Like I said it's still rough. Work-in-progress. I can see if Anarkio can automate that somehow so we don't have to worry about it. Monerujo has that feature i believe maybe they can snag it from them.

2024-05-25 12:10:53

Who is ready to start using Monero tips for Nostr?
Simple and a little rough atm, but it works. Give it a try:
https://anarkio.codeberg.page/nostril

2024-05-24 07:55:16

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Nice
Why is Haveno labeled an "In-person service"? 🤔
They have digital fiat apps, cash-by-mail, and crypto payment methods available

2024-05-24 07:36:15

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Pegging in and then immediately out does almost nothing for privacy. The longer you stay in the mint the better. Breaking the peg out into different amounts at random times is helpful too.

2024-05-24 07:22:19

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Oh yea, Anonero wallet also has polyseeds too I think

2024-05-24 07:19:57

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Monero supports 25 word wallets and the newest 16 word "polyseed" wallets. I think Polyseeds are only available on Cake and Feather Wallet right now.

2024-05-20 13:21:36

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No prob. Yea same. Doinfedtime has been releasing more content lately. Why is Monero Talk a big no no for you? Just curious

2024-05-20 12:05:55

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Good podcasts that are Monero or at least Monero-related are... Monero Talk (of course), Monero Magazine, AlexAnarcho, Outlaw Crypto Podcast, Mental Outlaw, and Doinfedtime are a few
https://www.youtube.com/@MoneroTalk/videos
https://www.youtube.com/@moneromagazine/videos
https://alexanarcho.live/podcast/cypher-7
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqN3RpopZQ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH5swpq-dN8

2024-05-20 10:51:44

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Expected to be out sometime next week. Bookmark this:
https://bounties.monero.social/posts/94/32-224m-nostr-client-for-monero

2024-05-19 09:23:49

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Si tienes que temer que puedes perder una gran cantidad de dinero en «Lightning» en cualquier momento esto sólo suena como un diseño terrible para una red 😂
Sí, ¡ojalá alguien coja «Whirlpool» y termine el trabajo de descentralizar coordinadores para hacerlo realmente imparable!