Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 4. (Read 4667001 times)

OK this made me laugh!

New wallet came out for Monero called ANONNERO, anyone tried it yet?
https://monero.town/post/223593

As a Monero enthusiast, I recently discovered a new interesting project https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-apepepow-making-monero-memable-again-5455236 (apepepow) which seems to combine the privacy features of Monero with the preferences of the community , designed for the Monero (XMR) meme enthusiast community and created by Monero developers.
Anyone interested in this project or have more information? I just read an article on a cryptocurrency blog about apepepow, an interesting meme coin for the monero community. I would like to know what people think about this project?

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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.62478320

I'm personally interested in the apepepow project because it seems to combine the privacy features of Monroe Coin with the preferences of the community. Do you guys think this project has potential in the Monroe Coin community?
As a Monroe coin enthusiast, I'm always looking for interesting projects that are relevant to the community. apepepow seems like an interesting meme coin, but I'd like to hear your thoughts on whether it's a good fit for our community?

Is The APEPEPOW Project a meme coin in the Monroe community? Whether the APEPEPOW project developer is your Monero developer？
https://github.com/APEPEPOW

We call them wallets.

Are there any decentralized Monero mixers available?

I heard Haveno is in testnet now.

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https://monerotopia.com/

Here's what ChatGPT says to look at. Based on these 5 criteria what's your assessment, is Monero adoption growing or shrinking?

"There are several objective criteria that can be used to determine if adoption of the Monero project is growing or shrinking:

Market capitalization: Monero's market capitalization reflects the total value of all Monero in circulation, which can be an indicator of demand for the cryptocurrency. A growing market capitalization suggests that more people are buying and holding Monero, while a shrinking market capitalization suggests the opposite.

Trading volume: The trading volume of Monero on cryptocurrency exchanges reflects the level of interest in buying and selling Monero. Higher trading volume suggests that more people are actively trading Monero, which could be an indication of growing adoption.

Number of wallets: The number of Monero wallets in use can be an indicator of adoption, as it suggests how many people are actively using Monero. A growing number of wallets suggests that more people are using Monero for transactions, while a shrinking number of wallets suggests the opposite.

Number of merchants accepting Monero: The number of merchants that accept Monero as payment can be an indicator of adoption. A growing number of merchants suggests that more people are using Monero to make purchases, while a shrinking number of merchants suggests the opposite.

Developer activity: The level of activity of Monero's development team can be an indicator of the project's growth. More active development suggests that the project is evolving and improving, which could attract more users and investors.

Overall, monitoring these metrics can provide insights into the growth or decline of Monero's adoption over time."

Which objective criteria do you look at to determine if the Monero project is growing? In other words, how do you measure if Monero adoption is growing or shrinking?

. Well there is work being done.

This is pretty cool if you want to heat up your CPUs a little bit.

https://gupax.io/

Monero is possibly the only "crypto" project that I think is important aside from Bitcoin.  And CPU mining as well as P2Pool is one of the biggest reasons why.  Monero takes a different path at just about every bitcoin major tradeoff area, and ASIC resistance and sidechain based P2P decentralized mining is one of the most interesting areas of difference with Monero. Is it more decentralized than Bitcoin because of this?  Possibly.  Different attack surface too.  It might be easier for the government to force a company like Google or Amazon to point humongous CPU power at the Monero network  to 51% it... hard to say.

But it IS cool.

Those are the two biggies.  But there is this (currently vapourware):
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/12ttiso/a_firmware_engineer_at_foundation_devices_setup_a/

I am assuming this was what NVK was talking about?

Cyberyen's assertion of being a privacy coin is questionable. Research and evaluate before investing or transacting.

Folks do you know are there any hardware wallets other than Ledger and Trezors that support Monero or plan to support it?

Ok we will check that!
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