• Monero should be in circulation and used. Not to be staked by investors.
• The Nakamoto Consensus is well understood and simple. Increased complexity would always come with a larger attack surface.

Monero has always been open to improvements in principle. However, security and privacy come first. try Zano

网络安全|开放蜜罐

Cybersecurity|Open Honeypot

与全球安全爱好者，冰激凌

With global security enthusiasts, ice cream

共同守护数字世界的安全与自由！

together to guard the security and freedom of the digital world!

Cloudflare 和冰淇淋修复了这个问题

Cloudflare and Ice Cream 🪤

Funding a means of transferring money i find unnecessary not within the scope of what 30k should be spent on! Monero doesn’t care which medium is used to transfer XMR, i know that because i know him. Via air or via light or via copper… An XMR is and remains an XMR. It is undoubtedly ‘cool’ at the moment to shoot something into space. But XMR doesn’t want to be cool. People like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos can embrace Monero, they are in the business of space junk.

transacting offline

There is already a Lightning ‘state channel’ solution that no longer requires network-wide blockchain consensus to finalize transactions. Also, the recipient does not need to be online at the time of sending.

which of these three protocols would be the best?

The tried and tested holds up extremely well. The excellent choice made for Monero is still evident today as researchers and developers strive for the best possible technology. The tried and tested signature rings are replaced by a tree that represents all eNotes (TXO/UTXO). The Monero engineers were ready to stop work on an already half-built Seraphis as FCMPS turned out to have advantages or more elegant solutions. I don’t think you are asking why Pepsi is better than CocaCola, but that the answer is objective and a lot of research time and consideration of all possible technical solutions, designs and architectures has been invested. What is certain is that the Monero blockchain has amassed an unsurpassed eNotes past collection since 2014 and is rightly the most widely used solution for private, uncensorable and decentralized money-wealth transactions to date. Finally, one should not forget that most centrally operated exchange offices no longer offer XMR and that a Rust wallet is under development. You always have to look at the whole picture, and no solution is as developed and widespread as Monero.

Wasn’t Exodus even mentioned in the leaked chainalysis video? I can’t confirm this right now, but I think I remember wondering why the gentleman commenting on the video explicitly mentioned Exodus.

Everyone who has used the Exodus wallet so far should try Cake Wallet. It’s certainly the better solution and you don’t have to worry that it’s more complicated. Those who think Exodus is easier or better should install the Cake Wallet wallet in parallel and when they feel confident and familiar with it after some use, they can uninstall Exodus without hesitation. It’s also a win for privacy. It’s good that Exodus is discontinuing XMR support. At least you can argue that way.

Impressive price differences. It’s not a bad business model to get XMR and offer them for sale on HavenoReto RetoSwap.com For a slightly higher price.

By separating the incoming and outgoing wallet, you not only add an additional intermediate step that helps the anonymity of the entire network, you also consolidate the enotes, i.e. the transactions. If you top up the spending wallet with the income wallet as soon as it is almost empty, you are taking this step naturally and not artificially for the purpose of mixing. It’s discussed verbally in the video, ArticMine just adds that for KYC transactions it might make sense to add another rule to this practice.

basicswap dex but the XMR/BCH liquidity is pretty low there

BCH is currently the eleventh most traded currency on haveno-reto. If you put your BCH in there at a reasonable price, someone is sure to take it off your hands. https://retoswap.com/

I recommend basicswapdex if you want to exchange BCH for XMR after you understand that Monero was designed for security from the beginning and understand Monero Dynamic Block Weight and see that it worked as predicted during the stress test. Incidentally, there is already a Rust node implementation, although it is still under development. If you have any concerns about the wallet, which turned out to be a bottleneck during stress testing.

Also simply because the providers of KYC services are vulnerable and can lose user data. To get XMR Monero use:

• havenoreto
• unstoppableswap
• basicswapdex

scalability

• block_weight
• effective_block_weight_median
• MEDIAN_WINDOW_SMALL
• MEDIAN_WINDOW_BIG
• long_term_block_weight
• LONG_TERM_BLOCK_ 5000

I am not a professional, but these metrics are exceptionally good in XMR Monero. Leaving aside future developments such as paralesllization, even today’s solution could easily cope with a multiplication of the current volume.

The number of enotes that exist and are used as decoy is likely to be greater if the entire network always relies on anonymous TXOs instead of using them only when they are needed for anonymous transactions. Monero uses anonymity by default for all transactions, not only when anonymity is explicitly requested by the user. This means that transactions that require privacy merge with transactions that would also work without privacy. Users of the network are therefore probably many more people who would not actually need anonymization, but are treated equally and are indistinguishable. A comparison: anyone who uses cash in the form of bills and coins is probably not a criminal, but a certain number of cash users are also people who break the law. Now only Monero XMR, the digital cash, has been added.

Yes, it is better not to touch BTC at all. Even experts will leave traces when using it. For example, when they switch on their computer or interact with software. You really have to be highly concentrated and totally knowledgeable and even then you can miss a detail. And then you can be identified as a Bitcoin user. Better use UunstoppableSwap, HavenoReto and BasicSwapDex right away to get XMR!

http://hashvaultsvg2rinvxz7kos77hdfm6zrd5yco3tx2yh2linsmusfwyad.onion:18081/ Also specify a known trusted node in Tor, such as the one from hashvault-Pool.

With the Monero GUI Wallet, almost any standard computer can start mining with a simple click! You can even choose how many cores you want to mine with.

p2pool 👍 https://xmrvsbeast.com/p2pool/monero_nodes.html

p2pool

YES p2pool https://xmrvsbeast.com/p2pool/monero_nodes.html

• Mullvad Browser, Torproject Firefox fork: https://monero.town/post/422188
• Cromite, Chromium fork: https://github.com/uazo/cromite