Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 31. (Read 4670972 times)

 sone more questions, why monero is not supported by ledger live software in their hardware wallet,
and is there atomic swap implementation between BTC and XMR??

  also i tried to send some about 6.some XMR from kraken to the GUI wallet (this one not synced yet) and even though transaction seems completed from kraken with transaction id and everything amount is not yet at the wallet,, this is because is not synced or some other reason??

dont have access to the computer that i have the CLI wallet right now, i will send to you the command as soon as i get to that pc (600km from where i am at the moment)

Also i have installed the GUI on another mac at my office and i am facing a different problem i try to do solo mining and i get the message "Error Start Mining" "couldn't start mining" any ideas why this is happening??

Many thanks

can you post the output of the command of your CLI wallet

Should look something like this

 CLI

Which wallet are you using, CLI or GUI?

I cannot answer your question with a simple yes/no.  Monero has become to big and important a crypto player to be viewed that simply.

There is no doubt that the official wallet has a somewhat steeper learning curve than most wallets based on the bitcoin-qt design and it's descendants.  And monero is a more complex cryptocurrency than most others with for example a view and spend key.  But the official wallet can be set up quickly and synced to a remote note for speed, and if you can use a bitcoin wallet you can use this. If you want the most arcane Monero wallet feel then try the CLI.  I still use it.

And syncing a full node for Monero is generally a longish process and computationally more complex than Bitcoin.

But on the desktop there are wonderful simple light wallets: https://featherwallet.org/ or https://mymonero.com/ - These are super easy to use.

And on mobile devices: https://www.monerujo.io/ and https://cakewallet.com/

And there are web wallets you can use as well... but I am not going to suggest those because key loggers are plentiful, as are scams.  I will let you find those yourself.

Overall Monero does not HAVE to be hard to use.

As to your question about adoption?  monero has pretty much cemented itself as THE currency of the dark net... for better and for worse.  It has established itself as a MAJOR player among the transactional cryptocurrencies but it's price does not yet reflect this.

Dynamic scaleble, fast speed and high privatency of this cryptocoin shows his  quality, but whats about mass adoptation of using? Monero is still hard to use with wallets?

 Downloaded the wallet on a new iMac weeks ago, seems like it takes forever to sync
why this is happening is it going to synchronise ever??

Many thanks!

Just checked it, the whole environment is based on monero V7  (installed a node a created a wallet)
The idea per sé is good, but the staking of a node with 15000 OXEN to get registered as a node an earn approx 22,5% of your stake per year is...

BUT --> good to see that the whole environment is getting some drive on it 

It seems to me, that the base for this is XMR Monero 
Especially lokinet with a version # of 0.8.3 remembers me of the start of my XMR times 

https://lokinet.org/
https://oxen.io/
https://getsession.org/

Does anybody know who these guys are 

I wrote a Monero Mining guide:
https://togosh.medium.com/monero-mining-xmr-guide-34367678a554

Thank you. I did it! I survived through the CLI nightmare...in my own haphazard / unpolished way including moving files around as GUI doesn't have the same default directories as CLI. Perhaps, this could be standardized or made consistent in future releases.

Though the wallet balance now appears to be correct, I noticed something odd. The last send transaction which I made a couple of months ago was only for a fraction of a coin but under "Transactions" on GUI, it shows 8-figure coins and change was sent (i.e. 12345678.123456789... coins) to "Unknown recipent" while the transactions before it show correct amounts sent to valid addresses. Do you have any thoughts regarding this irregularity / discrepancy?

Upon that, i summarized a small "how-to" --> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5315005

Hi! I've made an auction for a 2014 Cryptonic silver plated physical Monero coin.

If anyone is interested: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5314873

So i cracked a 4 digit only lower case PWD on a test wallet in 0:08:49:29h at 27,87p/s on a 12 core i/ 9'th gen  

Monero Cake wallet is getting more attention, they recently added support for bitcoin and 60,000 people download it!
Great work dev team.

Does still anybody have problems with their passwords for key files?
john-the-ripper has a module for cracking monero.keys

Should be, yes. Can you have a look at this guide?

https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/2868/is-there-any-way-to-construct-a-transaction-manually

I don't think you understood the essence of my issue but thanks for your input though.