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  • The protocol is very flexible if both parties agree to it. Someone once sent me mexican dollars or some shit but I could convert them pretty cheaply within the fiat institution so i just asked them to send $5 extra to cover that for me and completed the trade. Especially when you think it’s not malice but a mistake, then I’d just point out the mistake and tell them to stick to the offer next time.



  • monerobulltoMoneroHaving Trouble Upgrading to Retoswap v1.0.19 on Tails
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    21 days ago

    Haveno already runs on tor, imo it’s a bit strange to want to run it on Tails, which isn’t designed for that kind of usage. If you are already going to be schizo, at least go all out and do a proper Qubes setup. Nobody can tell me that they NEED to run it on tails when they are incapable of just figuring out how the script needs to be adjusted (bcs let’s be honest, most likely all you have to do is swap out 1 version number in the script). I’d assume that you don’t want to run it on tails because you actually know how you’d benefit from it, instead I’d think you just heard tails is “the safest option” and because it is “the safest option”, you assume that it has priority over literally anything else. That’s why, in my opinion, Tails support is and should not be a deal-breaker priority.

    xmr_unlimited said “you also have users that need their spoons to be spoon fed” and imo those guys should stick to an OS that is designed for it. If you don’t know what you’re doing, you are more likely to fuck up trying to run Havneo on tails vs just running it on Ubuntu. Sure, ideally all releases are well-tested and issue-free on all platforms but getting annoyed that the custom install solution isn’t instantly available after an update ain’t it (and “calling out” others to comment on that ain’t it either).

    Edit: Sorry, didn’t see you already pinged me about this 4 days ago but I missed it. In that case the “calling out” is not an issue.





  • I could be wrong but, based on the limited documentation, it looks to me like they hold on to the Monero and then send it out when someone claims the voucher. Think of it like a fully centralized second layer (since you can essentially transfer Monero without on chain transactions, even if you have to trust that the admins won’t just run with all the Monero from non-spent vouchers). I don’t really see the point of this because Monero is already very inexpensive to move on the base layer and you are trusting the admins to never touch the idle Moneros.

    Not saying that it can’t have any usecases, for example: it would be easy to hand out a bunch of vouchers at events (and these guys are sponsors of this year’s Monerokon 😜).



  • I use it for spending and to store value.

    It is up more than 2x since the binance delisting last year and has outperformed Bitcoin, anyone saying Monero can’t work as a store of value is wrong. Because it’s so stable, it works even better. During this week’s crash I was not very worried because I knew XMR is rising in price die to its utility, not from speculation, and this crash did not impact its utility in the slightest.







  • monerobulltoHavenoRetoSwap and the Kewbit drama
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    5 months ago

    Nice conspiracy theory, sadly falls apart when you realize the only reason there is any drama at all is because Kewbit doesn’t make his code public.

    After Kewbit threatened to remove Reto from Haveno.com due to an argument with me (lol?), it also makes a lot of sense that they want to reduce exposure to that name.

    multiple haveno networks needs to be a top short term priority

    I really disagree. Haveno is already a decentralized p2p network. We don’t have multiple different Monero mainnets to “improve decentralization”. Bisq has been around for a decade, there is a reason why nobody ever set up a second Bisq network.