Working android wallet Monerujo:
https://github.com/m2049r/xmrwallet/releases
Mymonero android and ios wallet in the works:
https://twitter.com/fluffypony/status/909724081897000960
Coinomi in the works:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/7068ng/just_saw_that_tweet_from_coinomi_not_sure_what_it/
Ledger says to be busy developing monero support for the nano S
https://themerkle.com/major-bitcoin-hardware-wallet-ledger-begins-monero-integration/
There's an FFS for a dedicated monero hardware wallet:
https://forum.getmonero.org/8/funding-required/88149/dedicated-monero-hardware-wallet
best regards,
Topic: Andreas Reviews Blockchains - Monero (Read 300 times)
Monero is nice coin, soon it will rise up much and much.
Because it have low commisions and it secure.
It better to keep this coins for long term holding.
Because it have low commisions and it secure.
It better to keep this coins for long term holding.
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Today I’ll be reviewing Monero, a privacy focused coin. Monero is not a fork of Bitcoin, but built on CryptoNote. I’m not sure why I’ve never tried Monero before. I’m looking forward to reviewing it.
TL;DR: Monero offers superior privacy to Bitcoin, but lacks mobile and hardware wallet support.
The Monero project started in April 2014. The project has grown steadily and currently has a market cap of $1.5 billion (1 XMR = $99.24) The network processes around 2000 transactions per day.
Monero is accepted on a number of DarkNet Markets, including WallStreet Trading and TradeRoute.
I write these reviews in the evening on the weekends. I’ll use the latest source-code and documentation. Waiting for support ticket replies or joining a Slack is not an option when you’re ready to hit the DarkNet Markets!
TL;DR: Monero offers superior privacy to Bitcoin, but lacks mobile and hardware wallet support.
The Monero project started in April 2014. The project has grown steadily and currently has a market cap of $1.5 billion (1 XMR = $99.24) The network processes around 2000 transactions per day.
Monero is accepted on a number of DarkNet Markets, including WallStreet Trading and TradeRoute.
I write these reviews in the evening on the weekends. I’ll use the latest source-code and documentation. Waiting for support ticket replies or joining a Slack is not an option when you’re ready to hit the DarkNet Markets!
Full post:
https://shitcoin.com/monero-private-and-difficult-to-use-8f9a4b73b409
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