Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 363. (Read 4671575 times)
August 11, 2017, 06:08:54 PM
Does Stratis release of tumble wallet will have any impact on XMR pricing in future
August 11, 2017, 05:54:35 PM
Any new development or product releases around the corner?
There'll be new binaries for the GUI and CLI in advance of the hardfork.
is there a scheduled date for the hardfork? Sorry, but I'm on mobile atm...
Thank you!
August 11, 2017, 05:33:26 PM
August 11, 2017, 03:50:32 PM
How's multisig going ?
August 11, 2017, 06:48:25 AM
"Polish Bitcoin Exchange BitBay Opens Shop in India; 6 Altcoins Supported" - Monero Included
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/polish-bitcoin-exchange-bitbay-opens-shop-india-6-altcoins-supported/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/polish-bitcoin-exchange-bitbay-opens-shop-india-6-altcoins-supported/
August 11, 2017, 03:32:24 AM
Any new development or product releases around the corner?
There'll be new binaries for the GUI and CLI in advance of the hardfork.
August 10, 2017, 08:00:45 PM
Short answer - it's complicated.
Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
Luckily I don't live in the US and I don't face these problems. It surprises me every time I hear what this 'bastion of freedom' actually does to its citizens. Wish you all the best.Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
The funny. really sad. thing is that most people in the US have no idea what is going on and think they live in the freest place on the earth. Sheeple morons.
https://youtu.be/xukGZnD-xDE?t=12m31s
I love both these guys!
That was great! Lol it was worth taking time out of my patriots game for.
It usually takes a comedian to tell the truth. August 10, 2017, 10:54:48 AM
Any new development or product releases around the corner?
August 09, 2017, 12:04:17 PM
Short answer - it's complicated.
Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
Luckily I don't live in the US and I don't face these problems. It surprises me every time I hear what this 'bastion of freedom' actually does to its citizens. Wish you all the best.Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
The funny. really sad. thing is that most people in the US have no idea what is going on and think they live in the freest place on the earth. Sheeple morons.
https://youtu.be/xukGZnD-xDE?t=12m31s
I love both these guys!
The American Dream is not dead - it's just leaving Amerika. Each year more of us "moronic sheeple" wander off the plantation to make a new start in other parts of the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNKKwek_rN4
August 09, 2017, 09:22:11 AM
Which types of transactions do you guys think would benefit most from a private coin like monero? What other things besides the illegal ones? Fishing for some cool arguments for convincing people of monero's value
Could be used in systems where transactions being kept private is advantageous (e.g. trades).
August 09, 2017, 09:11:22 AM
Short answer - it's complicated.
Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
Luckily I don't live in the US and I don't face these problems. It surprises me every time I hear what this 'bastion of freedom' actually does to its citizens. Wish you all the best.Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
The funny. really sad. thing is that most people in the US have no idea what is going on and think they live in the freest place on the earth. Sheeple morons.
https://youtu.be/xukGZnD-xDE?t=12m31s
I love both these guys!
August 09, 2017, 04:12:01 AM
Why Monero isnt on a CNY exchange?
August 09, 2017, 12:53:02 AM
Short answer - it's complicated.
Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
Luckily I don't live in the US and I don't face these problems. It surprises me every time I hear what this 'bastion of freedom' actually does to its citizens. Wish you all the best.Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
The funny. really sad. thing is that most people in the US have no idea what is going on and think they live in the freest place on the earth. Sheeple morons.
August 08, 2017, 11:24:04 AM
Short answer - it's complicated.
Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
Luckily I don't live in the US and I don't face these problems. It surprises me every time I hear what this 'bastion of freedom' actually does to its citizens. Wish you all the best.Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
August 08, 2017, 04:30:24 AM
Impossible to do since
"Wallet is not connected to Daemon
Start daemon"
Hmm, wait
EDIT:
If someone is facing the same problem reading this in the future
The problem was the inability to navigate through the wallet
Canceling the daemon doesn't allow you to do anything at all
Don't click cancel upon starting the wallet, click use custom settings
Don't set anything but you'll be able to navigate to Send and tx files
Forwarded your problem to the GUI devs
so it might probably be fixed one time in the future August 08, 2017, 04:10:35 AM
Which types of transactions do you guys think would benefit most from a private coin like monero? What other things besides the illegal ones? Fishing for some cool arguments for convincing people of monero's value
In the US there is civil asset forfeiture. Authorities can take your cash without you being convicted of anything. Here's a few examples (only a few...this happens much more often than people realize)
http://dailysignal.com/2015/10/16/why-police-can-legally-seize-your-cash/
Instead of cash, I'd rather have untraceable Monero.
Short answer - it's complicated.
Longer answer - even if you have Monero you could be forced to surrender your password if there is suspicion of you hiding ill gotten gains in your wallet:
http://kernelmag.dailydot.com/issue-sections/features-issue-sections/11071/police-force-password-cellphone/
Basically the 4th AND 5th amendments to the U.S. Constitution have both been trashed by successive administrations.
I think the best law-abiding argument in favor of Monero is that you can be your own bank and keep your assets safe and confidential. The Government is certainly stealing from we the people, but commercial banks are getting their piece of the action as well (recent example...):
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/07/wells-fargo-awash-in-scandal-faces-violations-over-car-insurance-refunds.html
My advice - keep it secret, keep it safe, and consider getting the hell out of the FUBAR republic.
August 07, 2017, 08:21:19 PM
Which types of transactions do you guys think would benefit most from a private coin like monero? What other things besides the illegal ones? Fishing for some cool arguments for convincing people of monero's value
In the US there is civil asset forfeiture. Authorities can take your cash without you being convicted of anything. Here's a few examples (only a few...this happens much more often than people realize)
http://dailysignal.com/2015/10/16/why-police-can-legally-seize-your-cash/
Instead of cash, I'd rather have untraceable Monero.
August 07, 2017, 05:11:19 PM
I was hoping for answers more in terms of examples? I understand the risks and the threat of spying and invasion of privacy. But these things are usually too conceptual for people to really 'feel' them.
What are some real world examples of how monero would benefit you? Like the example of ordering pizza by bitcoin and the pizzaboy being able to see if your wallet has a lot of btc in it and maybe plan to rob you once his shift is over...
you know, real world examples. not platitudes, however real they actually are.
What are some real world examples of how monero would benefit you? Like the example of ordering pizza by bitcoin and the pizzaboy being able to see if your wallet has a lot of btc in it and maybe plan to rob you once his shift is over...
you know, real world examples. not platitudes, however real they actually are.
Certainly here is one example I can think of.... I'm in the USA... I am doing business (legal) with someone in ... say... Russia.... Do I necessarily want to pay them for something using BTC, when instead I can use XMR? No, of course not. Why? Well we all know the answer I believe?
That's just one. I can think of plenty more where you don't want to leave a "trail" ... legal or not...
August 07, 2017, 03:52:55 PM
Which types of transactions do you guys think would benefit most from a private coin like monero? What other things besides the illegal ones? Fishing for some cool arguments for convincing people of monero's value
Liberty.
If you don't want your coins to be seized from the goverment, bank or whoever, Monero is a tool for liberty.
In the 21st century, freedom is gone.
It has been leaked even Signal and WhatsApp encryptions were broken and spyed on, facebook and other messengers don't even need to be mentioned.
All cryptocurrency is a tool that goes away from centralisation and surveillance, however monero takes privacy a step further.
Our society is missing that, we have no privacy anymore.
Monero provides that.
What are some real world examples of how monero would benefit you? Like the example of ordering pizza by bitcoin and the pizzaboy being able to see if your wallet has a lot of btc in it and maybe plan to rob you once his shift is over...
you know, real world examples. not platitudes, however real they actually are.
August 07, 2017, 03:35:05 PM
Which types of transactions do you guys think would benefit most from a private coin like monero? What other things besides the illegal ones? Fishing for some cool arguments for convincing people of monero's value
Liberty.
If you don't want your coins to be seized from the goverment, bank or whoever, Monero is a tool for liberty.
In the 21st century, freedom is gone.
It has been leaked even Signal and WhatsApp encryptions were broken and spyed on, facebook and other messengers don't even need to be mentioned.
All cryptocurrency is a tool that goes away from centralisation and surveillance, however monero takes privacy a step further.
Our society is missing that, we have no privacy anymore.
Monero provides that.
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