What’s Changed
- Remove trade fees, add new seednodes, add new public key (reto-specific changes)
- Support USDT (ERC20 & TRC20) by @woodser in #1388
- Refactor tabs for simplicity: Buy or Sell XMR for Fiat, Crypto, or Other assets by @woodser in #1379
- Update Tails script to retry download using wget by @nahuhh in #1381
- Update Tails instructions by @woodser, @nahuhh in #1344, #1385
- Improve backup recovery if wallet cache is corrupt by @woodser in #1398
- Support opening dispute if unable to open trade wallet by @woodser in #1398
- Fix sorting Buy or Sell XMR > Amount column by @niyid in #1370
- Fix sorting transaction memo column by @niyid in #1354
- Fix background color of transaction ID on withdraw by @bvcxza in #1367
- Focus on input field in password dialog window by @woodser in #1342
- Add description of how payment details are stored and shared when creating account by @rafau in #1387
- Show crypto address in trade step view instead of account name by @woodser in #1391
- Update price nodes to support USDT by @woodser in haveno-dex/haveno-pricenode#39
- Add validation to SingleThreadExecutorUtils.java by @XMRZombie in #1378
- Other stability improvements and bug fixes (see full changelog)
does it really matter if I send USDT on ethereum L1 or tron? can’t I just get written approval from my counterparty to use any other network for USDT? they can all be verified by an arbitrator if the need arises. it shouldn’t matter.
Best to stick with either the ERC-20 or Tron. That way, if there’s any kind of dispute, there’s no question as to how things work.
that is the big dumb. there are a lot of better options for networks when interacting with USDT like ethereum rollups, polygon, solana, even the liquid sidechain is nice and cheap to send USDT. it is very easy to get any kind of money on these networks and change it to USDT. a lot of liquidity can be accessed this way. but if I’m stuck with just ethereum mainnet and tron, it’s more expensive for me to get USDT and send it over.
I mean feel free to do whatever you want as long as you’re trading partner agrees with it but know that you may not be able to get support if something goes wrong. There’s at least a chance that your trading partner would just refuse for that exact same reason.
