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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 25. (Read 4671575 times)
I don't see anything on the provability of the random seed on this site, IE provably fair game check.
17m txs soon...
Monero isn't mixing, it's just fungible (the consequence of fungible, is private). By the way the bold part is very important.
Did you try : https://xmr.poker/en/join
Will see if you really have those diamond hands
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Furthermore, what should be critical for XMR is
1) the work on haveno/commit.
2) an openbazaar based on xmr (something not super upper dark net)
3) a zeronet clone based on xmr addys (without udp leaks).
with all those 3 + poker (once they add onion.v3)... we have a solid "ecosystem".
#2 - Monero
Monero is not a magic black box which provides perfect anonymity! If you use eg. flyp.me to buy XMR and then quickly sell this XMR on flyp.me again, it is blatantly obvious to flyp.me what you've done (if they keep logs), both due to the amounts and the specific Monero inputs used. In order to get decent privacy, you have to do something like this:
1. Convert BTC to XMR (using your own Monero wallet, not a hosted wallet).
2. In two or more transactions of random amounts, move XMR from that wallet to a different wallet/account.
3. Optionally, you can repeat the above step with additional wallets/accounts for greater anonymity.
4. Preferably in two or more transactions of random amounts, convert the XMR in your last wallet in the chain to BTC.
Ideally, all of the above should be performed over as long a period of time as you can tolerate.
- Pros: Possibly the best anonymity, especially if you're able to stay within the XMR ecosystem to some extent
- Cons: You should use Tor with Monero, but you have to set this up manually; it's all more difficult; you're exposed to exchange rate risk; transaction fees may be significant
Monero is not a magic black box which provides perfect anonymity! If you use eg. flyp.me to buy XMR and then quickly sell this XMR on flyp.me again, it is blatantly obvious to flyp.me what you've done (if they keep logs), both due to the amounts and the specific Monero inputs used. In order to get decent privacy, you have to do something like this:
1. Convert BTC to XMR (using your own Monero wallet, not a hosted wallet).
2. In two or more transactions of random amounts, move XMR from that wallet to a different wallet/account.
3. Optionally, you can repeat the above step with additional wallets/accounts for greater anonymity.
4. Preferably in two or more transactions of random amounts, convert the XMR in your last wallet in the chain to BTC.
Ideally, all of the above should be performed over as long a period of time as you can tolerate.
- Pros: Possibly the best anonymity, especially if you're able to stay within the XMR ecosystem to some extent
- Cons: You should use Tor with Monero, but you have to set this up manually; it's all more difficult; you're exposed to exchange rate risk; transaction fees may be significant
Monero isn't mixing, it's just fungible (the consequence of fungible, is private). By the way the bold part is very important.
Did you try : https://xmr.poker/en/join
Will see if you really have those diamond hands
. Furthermore, what should be critical for XMR is
1) the work on haveno/commit.
2) an openbazaar based on xmr (something not super upper dark net)
3) a zeronet clone based on xmr addys (without udp leaks).
with all those 3 + poker (once they add onion.v3)... we have a solid "ecosystem".
Hello people, what did i miss in the last 5 years?
Globee proposal leaked on irc, #monero-pools:
Dr. Mike Maltas Globee 'secret' proposal details are now here : https://expirebox.com/download/6b629792384ed9ddd492e3c6cc40ed99.html
Fluffy shills have been reporting the file so it has been deleted. Here's another link : https://my.mixtape.moe/aulury.pdf
Just coming out of ignoring you for a brief moment to say this.
You are, and always have been, a greasy little tool.
Ok.. back to ignoring you.
My damn memory! So when primer shows up is is bullish or bearish sign?
Hello people, what did i miss in the last 5 years?
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Jameson Lopp discusses Bitcoin's unorthodox governance (or lack thereof), the utility of privacy wallets, the benefits of privacy coins like Monero
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=686w0AGSGjI
Monero: A good long-term investment?
Will Monero come back after the community realize the fact that no one can break the privacy of Monero transaction so far.
theymos mentioned about Monero in [Guide] Decent mixing methods
#2 - Monero
Monero is not a magic black box which provides perfect anonymity! If you use eg. flyp.me to buy XMR and then quickly sell this XMR on flyp.me again, it is blatantly obvious to flyp.me what you've done (if they keep logs), both due to the amounts and the specific Monero inputs used. In order to get decent privacy, you have to do something like this:
1. Convert BTC to XMR (using your own Monero wallet, not a hosted wallet).
2. In two or more transactions of random amounts, move XMR from that wallet to a different wallet/account.
3. Optionally, you can repeat the above step with additional wallets/accounts for greater anonymity.
4. Preferably in two or more transactions of random amounts, convert the XMR in your last wallet in the chain to BTC.
Ideally, all of the above should be performed over as long a period of time as you can tolerate.
- Pros: Possibly the best anonymity, especially if you're able to stay within the XMR ecosystem to some extent
- Cons: You should use Tor with Monero, but you have to set this up manually; it's all more difficult; you're exposed to exchange rate risk; transaction fees may be significant
Monero is not a magic black box which provides perfect anonymity! If you use eg. flyp.me to buy XMR and then quickly sell this XMR on flyp.me again, it is blatantly obvious to flyp.me what you've done (if they keep logs), both due to the amounts and the specific Monero inputs used. In order to get decent privacy, you have to do something like this:
1. Convert BTC to XMR (using your own Monero wallet, not a hosted wallet).
2. In two or more transactions of random amounts, move XMR from that wallet to a different wallet/account.
3. Optionally, you can repeat the above step with additional wallets/accounts for greater anonymity.
4. Preferably in two or more transactions of random amounts, convert the XMR in your last wallet in the chain to BTC.
Ideally, all of the above should be performed over as long a period of time as you can tolerate.
- Pros: Possibly the best anonymity, especially if you're able to stay within the XMR ecosystem to some extent
- Cons: You should use Tor with Monero, but you have to set this up manually; it's all more difficult; you're exposed to exchange rate risk; transaction fees may be significant
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Jameson Lopp discusses Bitcoin's unorthodox governance (or lack thereof), the utility of privacy wallets, the benefits of privacy coins like Monero
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=686w0AGSGjI
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/06/monero-emerges-as-crypto-of-choice-for-cybercriminals/?comments=1
Damn, those commenters are morons, I wonder if they are shills.
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Russia-linked REvil, the notorious ransomware group believed to be behind the attack this month on meatpacker JBS, has removed the option of paying in bitcoin this year, demanding monero only, according to Brett Callow, threat analyst at Emsisoft.
Meanwhile, both DarkSide, the group blamed for the Colonial Pipeline hack, and Babuk, which was behind the attack on Washington DC police this year, allow payments in either cryptocurrency, but charge a 10 to 20 percent premium to victims paying in riskier bitcoin, experts say.
Meanwhile, both DarkSide, the group blamed for the Colonial Pipeline hack, and Babuk, which was behind the attack on Washington DC police this year, allow payments in either cryptocurrency, but charge a 10 to 20 percent premium to victims paying in riskier bitcoin, experts say.
Damn, those commenters are morons, I wonder if they are shills.
The Monero Moon (Issue 19) is out now!
The Monero Moon is a curated weekly newsletter regarding all things Monero.
Feel free to share it around to help spread the word of Monero!
https://medium.com/themoneromoon/the-monero-moon-issue-19-53046f499e7e
The Monero Moon is a curated weekly newsletter regarding all things Monero.
Feel free to share it around to help spread the word of Monero!
https://medium.com/themoneromoon/the-monero-moon-issue-19-53046f499e7e
Why some cyber criminals are ditching bitcoin for a cryptocurrency called monero
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/13/what-is-monero-new-cryptocurrency-of-choice-for-cyber-criminals.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/13/what-is-monero-new-cryptocurrency-of-choice-for-cyber-criminals.html
Hi guys!
I want to share my third cheatsheet about Monero's crypto efforts towards confidentiality: this one is about Ring Confidential Transactions (the Type 5, CLSAG based ones):
https://baro77.medium.com/monero-ringct-cheatsheet-8a9fcf580600?source=friends_link&sk=4504b16263b3beb4152498662bd4b9ae
Hope it will be useful and interesting for you to check it out at least as much as it was for me to create it!
Privacy still matters and still Monero is just a mile away to be recognized and develop to a strong candidate for store of value. Developers keep on feeding ideas as to how blockchains can be taken advantage with its wide range of decentralized finance and applications.
I'm sorry that monero is only mentioned when there are ransoms to be paid, in reality it is a very good project that helps protect your privacy
at the moment bitcoin is less respectful, you have to use tricks like coinjoin to be more safe
at the moment bitcoin is less respectful, you have to use tricks like coinjoin to be more safe
It is proof that it passes the litmus test.
I'm sorry that monero is only mentioned when there are ransoms to be paid, in reality it is a very good project that helps protect your privacy
at the moment bitcoin is less respectful, you have to use tricks like coinjoin to be more safe
at the moment bitcoin is less respectful, you have to use tricks like coinjoin to be more safe
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The law enforcement success intensifies speculation that Colonial Pipeline paid the ransom not to gain access to a decryptor it knew was buggy but rather to help the FBI track DarkSide and its mechanism for obtaining and laundering ransoms.
The speculation is reinforced by the fact that Colonial Pipeline paid in bitcoin, despite that option requiring an additional 10 percent added to the ransom. Bitcoin is pseudo-anonymous, meaning that while names aren't attached to digital wallets, the wallets and the coins they store can still be tracked.
It's possible that Colonial Pipeline chose to pay the higher ransom at the behest of law enforcement because bitcoin could be tracked and monero—the other currency accepted by DarkSide—is completely untraceable.
The speculation is reinforced by the fact that Colonial Pipeline paid in bitcoin, despite that option requiring an additional 10 percent added to the ransom. Bitcoin is pseudo-anonymous, meaning that while names aren't attached to digital wallets, the wallets and the coins they store can still be tracked.
It's possible that Colonial Pipeline chose to pay the higher ransom at the behest of law enforcement because bitcoin could be tracked and monero—the other currency accepted by DarkSide—is completely untraceable.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/06/us-seizes-2-3-million-colonial-pipeline-paid-to-ransomware-attackers/
The MONERO MOON (Issue 18) is OUT NOW! After a short break we are back with all your Monero news to keep you up to date with what's been happening in the Monero community.
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https://medium.com/themoneromoon/the-monero-moon-issue-18-a5db3bed9279
Be sure to share, like, and spread the word or Monero.
everything is going on matrix...
Thank you, I will check it out.
I think that monero telegram is even worse than reddit and I don't know who moderators are but they need to delete stuff and ban some people.
Atomic swaps
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Please at least post the maestro page : https://github.com/comit-network/xmr-btc-swap
It's a very strong step in the right direction, could be integrated to haveno/bisq to make the whole experience way more efficient...
in short comit, has solved a fundamental issue, but still miss the shared p2p order book that bisq has...
so bisq+commit the whole repackage in haveno (with a more reasonable and intelligent leadership, aka no 3 trillions dollars listing on bisq for trendy shitcoin) and we rules...
otherwise it's still a pain in the ass to make it work, specially to find trading partners, but it matches, without any third party approval or authorization... very sweet.
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