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1·1 month ago- https://p2pool.io/#pool
- https://p2pool.io/mini/#pool
- https://p2pool.io/nano/#pool
- https://p2pool.io/explorer/
- https://p2pool.observer/
- https://mini.p2pool.observer/
- https://nano.p2pool.observer/
- https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero
As a rule, the transaction is in the next block within one to three minutes. There is a good chance that it will be faster than two minutes. However, it can also happen that you have to wait two minutes or even a little longer until the transaction has been recorded in a block. Based on experience, 30 seconds to 1 minute 30 seconds.
Cake Wallet is a secure option. Vik Sharma said that there is not a single known case of funds being deliberately frozen that were processed via the wallet. Another official third-party wallet is Edge.app Use these to be safe.
See the Trocador link on the side at monero town main page.
The world was flooded with SHA256, but why did you have to fork it, there was already Monero! It continues to swim in the slipstream as a parasite.
just register https://xmrvsbeast.com/cgi-bin/p2pool_bonus_submit.cgi
Good choice! In some regions like Europe, you may have to buy a different currency first and then exchange it for Monero as the next step.
It’s been repeated so much that Monero will never adopt PoS that
That is beyond my knowledge. As far as I know, it was said that consensus adjustments are possible if they are necessary. You have explained your point of view well, thank you.
~32% / 6.14 GH/s
Monero to migrate to hybrid PoW/PoS?TLDR
No. It’s been said and it’s true. As long as the banks have an infinite amount of money at their disposal, it makes no sense. An investor, even a bank itself, could own a large share without having earned it. Monero is fairly distributed from the start.
On the right side of this monero.town lemmy website is a Trocador link.
But since you asked about the best way for beginners, I would like to mention Edge App and Monero.com / Cake Wallet.
~26% / 6.04 GH/s
If you are a miner yourself, use P2pool.io. It has some advantages over the pools as they used to be known. The decentralization makes it hard to block. Every operator helps. Also, P2pool has no fees or high withdrawal limits. GUPAX makes P2pool very easy if you only want to mine with a single desktop computer.
With over 11 years of history, we can now say with certainty that Monero was started by individuals. Over time, autonomous systems, scripts and high-performance computers have also played a part, albeit a small one. As long as we have XMR in our private wallets and use them, we are already participating in the Monero system. Operating a network node ourselves and, at best, connecting our wallets to it is a further step that allows the individual to become a large part of the system. Anyone who also mines with their computer actively participates in the consensus logic and helps the entire network. And anyone who actively participates in the community and tells others about Monero is definitely also an important part of Monero.
Monero recomended wallets:
It is best to stick to the suggestions on the official website getmonero.org
- Monero CLI and GUI Wallet
- https://www.monerujo.app/
- Cake Wallet
- Edge App
With every use of Monero we show that we are against surveillance, control and paternalism of states and institutions. Monero is for the individual, for the single person.
Never Meant to Be Controlled — So Why Are We Letting It Happen?
Monero is permissionless. Nobody has to ask to participate in the system. If, for example, Microsoft or Amazon decide to mine XMR on all their instances next week, nobody can or should do anything about it. See it as a accolade if others turn to Monero and, however, take advantage of it and actively use the system.
You are spreading salty untruths. Are you sad now because in this case their communication was obviously not perfect? No problem.
