Welcome to /XMR/ Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's most widely adopted privacy coin.OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://getmonero.orgINFODUMPS:https://rentry.org/monero-explainedhttps://moneroinfodump.neocities.orghttps://pastebin.com/raw/wtx1vKueXMR Redpill: https://youtube.com/watch?v=wq6w03E2DS4BUY XMR: https://monero.eco/exchanges/>Infinity Projecthttps://pastebin.com/raw/pbCycXsCCrypto ATMs: https://coinatmradar.com/XMR Resources: https://monero.observer/resources/XMR Stats: https://moneroj.netMINING: https://www.getmonero.org/get-started/mining/https://rentry.org/why_mine_xmrWALLETS:>DesktopOfficial GUI/CLI walletFeatherwalletStack Wallet>MobileCake WalletMonero.com walletStack WalletUnstoppableEdge walletMonerujo (Android only)Monfluo (Android only)SECURE STORAGE: https://rentry.org/store_xmr_securelyBuy/sell goods & services with/for XMR!:https://monerica.com/https://xmrbazaar.com/https://www.reddit.com/r/moneromarket/new/https://cryptwerk.com/pay-with/xmr/https://kycnot.me/?t=service&xmr=onhttps://peershop.apphttps://cakepay.com/https://coincards.com/>Exotic goodshttps://pastebin.com/raw/fF95wTNiSupport development:https://ccs.getmonero.org/donate/https://monerofund.org/https://www.getmonero.org/community/workgroups/https://magicgrants.org/funds/monero/Support organic artistry:https://www.monerochan.art/Previous: >>62000163If you still have questions, feel free to ask. A MoneroChad will be with you shortly.
wust the total suppply?
>>62174936Right now?18,752,843.497167019141And growing 0.6 XMR per blockSee: https://www.moneroinflation.com/
BumpXmr is based as fuck
Just came out on Pitch.
>>62175040thanks bro
John is alive.
Love XMR, finally a new bread.
my monero short is printing, i entered at 400, got a sl at 389.
I'm Satoshi
>>62176777Checked>>62177030Monerochan is upset with you anon. I got buttcoin and stinkies in muh shorts. I could never harm my sweet girl
Is this true guys?
>>62177740Oh god not you again..
>>62177959Just ignore him, just like how everyone ignored his jeetcoin
>trying buy some shit>they only accept btc >ok ill just swap from xmr >minimum swap of like 0.01 btc What the actual fuck I hate bitshits
https://xcancel.com/coinfessions/status/2050288403795845624The copeposting is delicious
>>62179637Nice
>>62177372Me too
Did my part today too.
>>62181003Another shot
>>62181003Thank you for your service.
>>62181285Havent seen a sticker slap post in a while
What would happen if XMR had half of BTC's marketcap?
>>62183108Best case is more adoption. Worst guess is a riot from the ultra left libertarian sect of the community.1/2 BTC market cap would be ~10x. Assuming nothing else changed, we'd also have to pay ~10x the fees which could be enough to cause the riot.I wouldn't bet on this happening though.NGU =! UGU(users go up), but it seems unrealistic that XMR would do a 10x and more people wouldn't attempt to buy and sell goods and services for XMR. See what happened when gold did a 10x from 400 to 4000 as an example.
>>62183447I meant ~100x, not ~10x.
I've been out of the loop for months, why is ztrash hovering at price parity with XMR agan?
>>62183895The trannie jews behind zec got listed on some more cex's I think?
>>62183895Because zcash is based on actual cryptography and not just an elaborated version of the shell game.
>>62183895>why is ztrash hovering at price parity with XMR agan?Same reason it pumped to $700 out of the fucking blue: wash trading. It'll dump again as always soon.>>62183934>Because zcash is based on actual cryptography and not just an elaborated version of the shell game.Get a load of this retard. Nobody in the privacy space takes your "compliant privacy" spycoin seriously and never will.Go outside and enjoy the sunshine, I hear Nigeria is delightful this time of the year.
400 waiting room
i really hope it stays below 400 for the next year or two
>>621844621k eoy
>>62184462Sorry you just jinxed it, will never be below 400 again after this
>>62185889noo i need to acoomulate :((
>>62174854come on 400!!!
Am I retarded or is this listing fake and gay? Reviews included.https://xmrbazaar.com/listing/YD3e/
Broke 400 for about 1 hour
>>62186870based, next stop $225
>>62187051Sub 300 is never happening again
>>62187127i’m sure there’s a post from 8 years ago that said the same thing
>>62187127Correct. Delistings have only made us stronger https://x.com/babysolo_/status/2038696631839699170>>621871338 years ago we were still on binance
>>62187133Sure but that wasn't ME. I know better. This time is real.
>>62187498the new Carrot implementation completely destroys monero btw, expect in ~3 years for Monero to be back on exchanges. It was a good coin while it lasted, DNMs will move on and so will the privacy autists like myself. ggs
>>62187717why would it?
>>62187717B-but your accooomulation
>>62187876DYOR, but basically public viewkeys are a major threat to true privacy>>62187934i do think the prices will increase especially now, but imo it holds no serious future value for the usecase it was origianlly created
>>62187977>>62187717>>62187977>Carrot le bad>View keys le badNo. https://youtu.be/87xayqeQY2E?t=6575
>>62187977WHY ? we are not forced to hand over our viewkeys also EU band Monero it will never be on an exchange again (i hope)
Interesting.>How Monero's proof of work workshttps://blog.alcazarsec.com/tech/posts/how-moneros-proof-of-work-workshttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48009020
>>62187717>DNMs will move onJust shill us your new project already>>62188084>EU band MoneroBanned CEXes from trading XMR
>>62187717>Monero to be back on exchanges.Not a chance in hell.
>>62188037he doesn’t address the main issue in this video. >>62188084this reddit post explains it pretty wellold.reddit.com/r/Monero/s/lGdUjECdVl>>62188610i’m not indian
>>62188677You didn't watch the video
>>62188677>i’m not indianSo what would they move to instead? The DNM won't just stop
>>62188677thank you for the reddit posti also found this onehttps://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/1qhh50x/is_optional_transparency_good_for_monero/i may be out from Moneroi am kinda sad now
>>62189131>But guys what if the government forces you to give up your view keys?Was never a valid argument. >But guys what if cucks give up their view keys to the government willingly? They'll compromise my based privacy!Is no longer a valid argument with FCMP++Watch the video posted here >>62188037
>>62188658We'll see ultimately. If Monero is let back on exchanges that means Monero is now regulator approved meaning carrot is something the feds want. If it isn't let back on then carrot is safe. All there is to it.
>>62189326>>62188037>OVKs very good for adoptionI.e., onboarding normalfags who will insist Monero becomes Bitcoin 2.0 with ETFs and the works
>>62174854$400.00 Celebration thread!
>>62189933Checked. We did it.
>>62189875>If Monero is let back on exchanges that means Monero is now regulator approved meaning carrot is something the feds want. If it isn't let back on then carrot is safe. All there is to it.Do OVKs reveal sender or reciever addresses or amounts? You know, the things that regulators aee interested in?If you can't answer this then your opinion on the subject is worthless.>>62189893>OVKs very good for adoptionNever claimed this, nor did the video. Are you just making things up now?
>>62190228>nor did the video1:51:46It's literally the first statement he makes. "My key takeaways are, OVKs, if used correctly they're very useful, they're gonna be very good for adoption".That's the first and main benefit he states for OVKs. Adoption. Which means exchanges. Which means normies.His entire shill for OVKs is premised on getting more normies. When exchanges start getting their fingers on Monero again, then dev's will start getting "sponsored". And they'll weasel they're way in.
>>62190228>Do OVKs reveal amountsAs per the video "OVK knows exactly what inputs you've spent and knows the amounts of those inputs because it knows what your change is, it can infer what the outgoing balance is"
>>62190302this guy didn’t watch the own video he linked lol. OVK is a disaster
>>62190302>>62190321You skipped the parts that don't feed into your doomer porn fantasy. I'll go over those now.He states that exchanges are unlikely to bring Monero back due to OVKs at 2h35m20sAnd at 2h27m30s he says that OVKs don't actually know the amounts of those outputs. In other words it can solve for x here2 - {x) = 1But not here2 - (x+y) = 1And goes on to explain that you can't determine which addresses sent or received which output with OVKs. So to answer my own question since you didn't: No. OVKs know the amount of your inputs and can make a very strong guess about how much each output is. It can't tell you anything about who sent those inputs to you or where they went>>62190456Of course I did. It's how I know that the OVK FUD is retarded.Anyone that reached any conclusion except "the OVK FUD is retarded" didn't watch the video.
>>62190495>It can't tell you anything about who sent those inputs to you or where they wentit doesn’t need to. simply knowing the amounts is enough
>>62190495He throws in a "I don't think exchanges will relist" to placate the autists after being clear that OVK will make Monero more accessible to normalfags and add some of the tools exchanges want for compliance. And the response to the decrease in fungibility, that there will become two classes of Monero, has been "well just don't use an exchange then, it's all optional, no one's forcing you to do this, this is all voluntary" which is the same insane cope Bitcoin maxis used for years while they were co-opted. We all saw the writing on the wall when it was them. You should be able to see the threat this is to Monero too, how it will be used.
Yeah I'm not reading any of that. I'll just go ahead and repeat myself>The OVK FUD is retardedTo anyone still listening to these idiots and think I'm wrong, do the math and walk through the game theory yourself. It's not hard.FCMP++ will increase the anonymity set of each tx from 16 to 100 million. If we assume that chainalysis can and will collect OVKs to reduce the anonymity set and identify true spends of XMR users regardless of their compliance, then two questions should immediately jump out at you:>How many view keys will they have to collect to reduce the anonymity set back down to 16?>If you're an exchange/the government/etc putting in all this work to collect/steal/etc view keys, why not just grab the private keys?They won't answer because it'll ruin their doomer porn fantasy.Here's some more boner killer questions you won't get answers to:>What is needed to prove that you sent XMR to someone? Hint: it's not a view key>When moonstone research tried to trace the stolen funds of the CCS hack, what did they usse to create the transaction graphs? Hint: it wasn't a view key>So coinbase somehow managed to get your OVK and can see you sent 100k XMR to someone . How do they determine who you sent that XMR to?>How come this "the government will collect it cand use it to compromise the privacy of the chain!" argument isn't made with private keys? "Ok anon maybe cucks are gonna cuck, but they certainly won't cuck THAT hard!" Is a nonanswerIt's retarded to the point that it's not worth refuting. I'm doing it cause I'm bored.
>>62190632equating view keys to private keys is incredibly disingenuous. the former is your bank statement, which institutions can and do require for BV checks during hiring in certain roles, for example. the latter is saying “give me your debit card + PIN + your entire bank info”. Two completely different things
DAAYYUMM!!….DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHMMMMMMMNNNNNN (MC, make another hit)— WOAH!!This ain't what you want (Project, Project X)This ain't what you wantThis ain't what you want
>>62190700The whole argument is about how other people's cucked privacy choices can effect everyone. The degree of cuckoldry is irrelevant.>“give me your debit card + PIN + your entire bank info”This is illegal in most cases. Some cuck likely did this in the past because his boss told him to, and he did it instead of not being a cuck. OTOH, there's nothing illegal about an exchange demanding your private key to trade on their platform. Maybe some cuck will agree to it, get cucked, and cry to lawmakers to save him at some point. Until then, private keys and view keys are equally fair game, even if the threat exposure is different.
>>62191612Concern trolls trolling about Carrot as if the Monero-hating establishment would ever consider going easy on XMR and relisting it.Governments absolutely hate credible encryption/privacy tools, they're clearly not going to encourage or enable their use in any way that would give plebs an affinity for them. A total non-issue. Feel free to ignore all future "just asking questions" FUDpasta.
why not just use salvium instead?
>>62191625retard
>>62191918Killer rebuttal. We're so getting relisted now.
408!Price going up!
>>62191787Also has CARROT, despite not having FCMP++
>>62190632>FCMP++ will increase the anonymity set of each tx from 16 to 100 millionFCMP will introduce 0 knowledge proof transactions like ZEC but also add full view keys.>How many view keys will they have to collect to reduce the anonymity set back down to 16?Just your full view key that will be leaked by the wallet with non reproducible code that you will use
>>62191612>>62191918Develop a new way to handle double spends and stealth addresses if view keys bother you that much.
>>62193111>FCMP will introduce 0 knowledge proofsWe have these now. Are you just pretending that you know what you're talking abo->Just your full view key that will be leaked by the wallet with non reproducible code that you will useNever mind
>>62193167>We have these now. FCMP takes 0kps beyond rings, to the protocol level, like Zcash. Do some basic studying before coming in here to lecture us, retard>Never mindWell said, gtfo because you've no clue
>>62193206>to the protocol level, like Zcash.Zcash's privacy isn't protocol-level, its application-level.
>>62193113Are you saying that double spends (or inflation bugs) become a bigger threat once FCMP is introduced?
>>62193801No. I'm saying that right now Kv is needed to generate stealth address and scan the chain for bogus outputs (see the burning bug for more info on this topic). FCMP++ fixes that; you won't be able to construct 2 outputs that work for 1 key image anymore.Inflation bugs are a different topic from double spends.
>>62187051More like $522.
lets gooo
qrd on why zcash has more confidence market wise? their desktop infra is anemic, most of their wallets are mobile wallets which is ironic. and I have yet to see places that "use" zcash.
>>62195160it’s an artificial pump by a few VCs and and regular scamcoin influencer hype. they want to run the narrative that Zcash has “won” the privacy coin battle via PA. the rabbis in Israel would certainly be happy about that outcome
>>62195443>ZionCashmakes sense, albeit I'll be fair to them. I heard they did win a case with the feds in Jan 2026; but that's been a while, recent market activity seems inorganic. There is a lot of FUD about monero's CAROT
Can someone please explain pool mining to me? Yesterday I spent one hour mining on SupportXMR and one hour mining on MoneroOcean. I got substantially better returns (in terms of XMR pending) from MoneroOcean so I let that one run for an additional five hours. When I check them both today, 24 hours later, I see that they actually both accumulated the same XMR pending amount. How do I explain this? It seems like SupportXMR gives way better payouts for the same hash rate.
>420why do they do this
>>62195160>qrd on why zcash has more confidence market wise?Why do obvious scamcoins pump? It's all market manipulation, wash trading + a coordinated shilling effort by turd world operatives, typically Nigerians and jeets. If in doubt, remember that Zcash has virtually zero actual adoption, its reputation is in the shitter due to all the shameless knee bending to authority and it has remained a punchline within privacy circles basically since day 1. There's nothing there to be optimistic about.
>>62195486>There is a lot of FUD about monero's CAROTAt first I thought it was malicious FUD to delay the hard fork by any means, but there's a small chance that it's just people not reading and making assumptions that Zcash FVK = Monero FVK. They're not.See: https://zips.z.cash/zip-0310#what-ian-learns-about-the-ecosystem
Say "so long!" to the 300s...
The sus ice-cream truck in my neighborhood accepts monero
>>62197078Elaborate
>>62197240In the finest neighborhoods of Burgerland there are ice cream trucks that sell recreational consumables.
>>62197976That was an episode of Shameless
>>62174854I have a bit of a weirdquestion, but ever since I've been getting into XMR I've been wondering if there is anyone that sells natural beautysupplies (that accepts XMR)...Specifically anything tallow and soap, because natural tallow can be expensive, but I've been a lot healthier ever since making the switch.I order my soap from IdahoTallow, and their soap is really good but they only accept Bitcoin which can come with stupid high fees, so if anyone buys from them or is interested in Tallow products, can you please kindly ask them if they would consider accepting XMR, because that would be great since it seems to be an untapped market in monero.https://www.idahotallow.com/
>>62174854>https://www.monerochan.art/Dead website, hasn't been updated in a year.
>>62200942Yeah cause some tards here decided grinding out constant AIslop was worth it, completely killing art commissions.
>>62200112There's a few sellers on xmrbazaar.
is it dumb to swing trade monero using an euro stablecoin instead of tether? The dollar has been so fucking shit lately and im a yurotard I don't want to hold dollars
>>62201516Kind of, if you use a coin that can be frozen to do it.Cake wallet has dEURO, which should be safer for this purpose. YMMV
Is there a valid reason why charles hoskinson is suddenly talking about FCMP++, or is he just leechmaxxing? Do zk rollups make smart contract compatibility possible or something?
>>62202381>charles hoskinson is suddenly talking about FCMP++Link?
>>62202496No, cardano
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>>62202939(¬ _¬)
>>62202496>>62202595https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/monero-price-forecast-xmr-upgrade-earns-praise-from-cardano-founder-charles-hoskinson-202605070449
Monero is like TOR, (((they))) don't like it, but it's too useful to get properly rid of.
>>62203303They just repeated the same information 3-4 times. Without more I'd assume it's just Charles trying to get his name out to the legitimate crypto community.
>>62176116https://archive.org/details/GrizzlyBearsOnMethamphetamine
>>62202969I'm Satoshi
>>62202381To answer my own question>Do zk rollups make smart contract compatibility possible or something?Maybe? If it's anything like BTC. See: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/technical/zk-rollups-are-coming-to-bitcoin-heres-all-you-need-to-know>Additionally, with a ZK rollup, developers could add any programming environment desired –– for example Turing-complete smart contracts –– on top of Bitcoin.
LMAO, it's over for FCMP before it even began.
How do i buy and hold XMR on cold storage ? Cheap options.
>>62208666>digits. just generate a seed offline and send xmr to that address, absolute cheapest method. you dont need a gay ass branded cold storage device.>>62208621>stress tests the stressnetyes
>>62208831Something I forgot to include in the secure storage guide:https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/securely_purchase.htmlI also feel like there's no guide on how to use dice to generate seed phrases that's specific to Monero. The closest thing I can find is this https://docs.getmonero.org/mnemonics/legacy/
what's the best way to buy xmr
>>62210609>>62210609Which ever way is best for (You)>t. Swaps BTCLN for XMR on trocador
>>62212136Im looking at cake app to get my foot in the door. I have no idea if my KYC exchange supports LN network for btc.
>>62212238>>62212238>Im looking at cake app to get my foot in the door. Buying LTC on cake to swap for XMR on trocador is a tried and true method. I think trocador is built-in too>I have no idea if my KYC exchange supports LN network for btc.https://github.com/theDavidCoen/LightningExchanges
I can say with certainty that Monero powers real-world economic activity.
>>62209349>I also feel like there's no guide on how to use dice to generate seed phrases that's specific to Monero. Never mindhttps://github.com/JollyMort/monero-wallet-generator
>>62208621it sounds like you need a seller, that sells weaker potions
Clarity act is good for Monero it seems after reading
Satoshi
OK but how do you cash out?
>>62221035It is cash. You buy with it.
stay based brotherswe're all going to make itkeynesians will get the rope
>>62221035barter economy even
New privacy podcast just.droppedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EckeY4TsNkU
>>62176116What the fuck did I just watch?????
>>62225119Feels weird to be hearing podcast adverts for daunt and dnms kekSo based
>>62176116The dude who makes these is a pretty funny writer.
Downloaded -official GUI wallet (new wallet from HW wallet)-eigenwallet (windows defender flagged it)>send BTC to eigenwallet>swap to XMR>send that XMR to GUI (HW wallet)What am I missing hereAnd how do I Start mining through the GUI
>>62227358>how do I Start mining through the GUIits under advanced settingsbut its much more efficient to run mining software alongside the wallet rather than using the built in wallet miner(until p2pool is fully integrated into the wallet soon™)also keep you spending wallet separate from your mining wallet>i dont mine personally but i see this asked often enough to mildly answer
>>62228103Not as complicated as I initially expected for a first time setup aside from the annoying swap/send times and now I have to download the entire chain onto my SSD for a local node which will take half a day probably.The mining was just a novelty aspect for me, just wanted to check it out to see how big of a pita it is. >monero spending walletFuck that, I'm just buying some for cold storage in case everything turns out true
>German and U.S. Law Enforcement arrested Owe Martin Andresen, 49, the alleged administrator of the now defunct Dream Market>>Dream Market was one of the dark web's largest criminal marketplaces, which facilitated the sale of drugs, stolen data, and counterfeit IDs from 2013 until its 2019 shutdown>>Andresen evaded law enforcement until 2022, after accessing old crypto wallets tied to the site, then attempted to launder the funds by buying gold bars shipped to his home in Germany>>Agents recovered $1.7M in gold, $23K in cash, and $1.2M in additional crypto. He now faces up to 240 years in U.S. prisonhttps://www.justice.gov/usao-ndga/pr/german-citizen-charged-laundering-funds-linked-prominent-darknet-marketplace-dream
>>62228769>then attempted to launder the funds by buying gold bars shipped to his home in GermanyWhat happened to the German intellectual spirit?
>>62228769All that money, and the retard didn't think to get a PO Box or some other address. OPSEC, boys... The weakest link will get you.
>>62232037I have a P.O. Box and it had multiple levels of identification to rent one desu. They are not anonymous
>>62232193Correct, they're just a means of obfuscation in Germany. Even if you registered them to another name they'd just surveil the PO box.
>>62226388Captain Blackbeard has been hilarious for years. His audio show was amazing, there was nothing like it. I'm actually worried for when the mainstream discovers him.
>>62232037
>>62224639I like this new culture that's springing up desu.
>>62232193Hey idiot, the point isn't ID per se, its obfuscation. Sending almost $2mm of PMs to the same address alerted even the most waterheaded of glowniggers. I bet he did most of it in one calendar year too. Have friends, extended family, pseudonyms, forwarding addresses, etc...
>>62232547>Running from cops for years>"Small obfuscations will save you"
>>62232037There is always a weakest link. Perfect opsec is impossible for anyone who doesn't dedicate their entire life to opsec and only opsec. At which at which point they have nothing worth going after.
>>62232274Real
>>62198303was my first thought asw, lol
After a hiatus from mining crypto generally I’ve gotten into mining Monero with the computers I have in my home. Mining is cozy and I like feeling as if I support something. I’d like to set up a node, but I’m hesitating because of privacy concerns. I’m considering setting up my media server as a docker node, but I need to have it completely secured. Is this possible? Is there anything specific that has to be done to have it safe?
What are the odds that Claude Mythos finds exploits in the protocol
>>62239585Non-zero
>>62239963*gulp*
putting a bit from each paycheck
>>62239098run it over TOR and you should be fine. pad your transactions
>>62181285me on the left
>>62240422Should? :)))Using just a singular vpn won’t cut it? Is there anything server-side that needs securing if I want the node broadcasted and not simply there for myself. I’ve looked at Sethforprivacy’s guide and I guess I’m going for that as I’m a brainlet with limited ability when it comes to these things.
>>62240942you shouldn't use a singular VPN for anything really. Use doublehop and proxy everything you can to different servers. Your base VPN connection is basically your new home IP; treat it as such.>Is there anything server-side that needs securing if I want the node broadcasted and not simply there for myself. I run my node for myself, but as far as I can tell making sure everything's running well and restricting RPC is all you need. TOR's great because you don't need to worry about domain registrars or ddns, so that'll be taken care of. I don't know who you're talking about but I wouldn't bother with running a public node for a good while.
>>62241066I wanted to run a public node to support the network, but I also reckon it exposes my home network to risk. Is that why you don't do it?
>>62240368>Timestamp>Amount>Exchange Rate
>>62241352Also heuristics like when you bought and if they know your cash inflows the percentage of income going into XMR
>>62241104Partially. I don't do it because it's expensive, exposes my home network for little gain, and in the end doesn't help too much. Unless you have an established website on the Internet, no one's going to trust your random ass might-be-cryptanalysis monero node. I wouldn't run a hidden service from my home either as that would be asking for trouble (as far as I know). A better way of supporting the network would be to mine on it with whatever rack server you have lying around.There are people on xmrbazaar that help with setting up a remote TOR/I2P node:https://xmrbazaar.com/listing/asAG/
>>62241541I'm less interested in making the node available for private use and more interested in strengthening the network. Does running a node always expose your home network? And if so, is it possible to lock it down so that it is safe? I reckon there are a lot of nodes public (and has to be!), so it can't be impossible
>>62241066>you shouldn't use a singular VPN for anything really. Use doublehop and proxy everything you can to different servers.Doesn't tor explicity recommend against this due to more potential for leaks? I actually remember them saying its safer to just rawdog tor instead of vpn.
>>62222698"we are superior!"even though yall are dark asf without using it at age 3 then moving cities for fair skin babies lmao
>>62243729>even though yall are dark asf without using it at age 3 then moving cities for fair skin babies lmaowhat?
>>62239098>>62240942Start here if you're worried about getting pwned https://www.grc.com/shieldsupSetting up the node on a separate VLAN that can only connect to other trusted nodes should take care of most of your concerns. There's not much you can do to avoid exposing your IP; if that's a real concern to you then just set up your node as a tor/i2p hidden service.
>>62241355what are you trying to get at? that someone could identify me based on any of this? if my address is different everytime what do any of those thing you pointed out, matter?
>>62247215What do you think how many people traded the exact amount of XMR you did at the same you did for the same exact rate? You're giving them ammo. Instead it'd be best to give out false info like saying you just got your monthly XMR when you haven't made a transaction yet.
>>62243721I was talking about normal VPN connections, but there are theoretical reasons as to why you'd use TOR bare instead of over a VPN. They don't apply to me.
>>62250893>But if carrot releases we can guess how her booba looks by seeing other booba
>>62251189Viewkeys are already present in Monero.
>>62174854i have never seen someone using monero to do something other then buy drugs
>>62253191I sent you 4 suicidecoins cash them in with your local tranny sister.
>>62253116then buy stuff that isn't drugs. I bought tacos
Thanks for buying all the Monero I sell, hope you're using it for as many misdeeds as it took me to get it.
>>62253116https://xmrbazaar.com/listing/XJg2/
Nobody posting about the Reto exploit? Guy stole $2.7mhttps://xcancel.com/orangefren/status/2057130612188651536
>>62256028Because retoswap has been shilled to death in these threads, despite people saying last year that this would happen. Just like people said the qubic exploit would happen, before being shouted down by the cypherpunk larp squad
>>62256028it's patched and fixed
>>62256069Pic related
just bought the top
>>62256069>>62256077The lesson here is NYPAFTake your concerns to github, matrix, IRC, or even xitter where the people who work on these projects hang out.
>>62257065What is NYPAF>>62256110I'm about to as well, brace yourselves
>>62257065Github devs didn't shill haveno/retoswap to death and completely downplay the vulnerability that was just exploited. You niggers did. Reto was singled out in the OP as THE exchange for the longest time.
This thread has been up for a literal fucking month and it's still not close to the bump limit.Zcash, a literal israeli memecoin masquerading as a privacy vehicle, is sucking up all of the "privacy" liquidity with its endless CEX listings, 25% mining tax for hiring marketing shills, blatant billionaire insiders, and retards believing privacy needs to be compliant.The hype around Monero seems to be dead at the moment. There was palpable excitement as it breached $500 and went to $800. There is an endless barrage of attacks against Monero, including 51% attempts, "hacks" against some of the few DEXes offering the coin, delistings from the few exchanges still offering it, and marketing pushes for fake shill coins to take attention away. The only possible saving grace for liquidity seems to be Serai, the years-old DEX project that might or might not be released soon maybe.It seems that the ONLY circumstance in which Monero succeeds is a literal worldwide revolution against the moneyed powers, where somehow the "little guy" general public manages to overcome the overwhelming influence of endless jewish money, billionaires, institutions and their ability to define laws and the use of force.I want to ask you: why do you think this is going to happen? Is there a single historical example of this ever occurring? (Protip: revolutions are financed by those people). Why do you think this little coin is going to overthrow the entire financial system? Bitcoin got integrated; Monero cannot.Or is the idea to merely exist in a technical sense, like Tor? And if that's the case, how the fuck am I going to afford a decent standard of living in 2026 AI inflatibux doomer technical hellscape? Number LITERALLY needs to go up. It's the only hope left......however distant.
>>62258653Kek fuddies
>>62257065Hello newfriend>>62258189>/XMR/ is one person
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>>62258653The short answer to your question is uncensorable liquidity and reducing fees 100x.
I just want localmonero, but decentralized.
XMR over 1,000 by August.
Not a shill but this seems like big news
Claude Mythos is released, some say it's underwhelmingHas any person or (auditing) firm tried vulnerability research on Monero's protocol yet?
>>62258653>Zcash, a literal israeli memecoin masquerading as a privacy vehicle, is sucking up all of the "privacy" liquidity with its endless CEX listings, 25% mining tax for hiring marketing shills, blatant billionaire insiders, and retards believing privacy needs to be compliant.Nobody actually uses Zcash, it pumps & dumps like clockwork.Monero, on the other hand, is the default currency of a growing digital shadow economy.
>>62260967Application layer privacy is never going to be the same as protocol level privacy. Ztrash and ETH privacy layers are effectively the same thing, and equally useless.
>>62259874You could compress it down to two people without any loss in fidelity.
