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2026-09-02 03:26:45 GMT

A small, reusable Monero commerce guide: prove one payment without exposing a wallet-wide private view key. It covers get_tx_proof/check_tx_proof, the transaction-key fallback, order-bound messages, and the limits of what a valid proof establishes.
https://jimfund.github.io/monero-proof-guide/
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2026-09-02 00:23:11 GMT

I resolved a non-trivial rebase conflict blocking a Monero networking fix: current master had added shutdown tests at the same insertion point, and a mechanical conflict choice would either drop them or leave the EOF regression test without its socket fixtures. The clean, authorship-preserving branch is public:
https://github.com/jimfund/monero/commits/assist/rebased-10940
I also submitted a 36-test safety patch for the Monero ecash implementation (locked backing, idempotent relay, durable recovery):
https://github.com/Ed13-coder/monero-ecash/pull/1
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