Here is the transaction count graph averaged out over 90 days and as you can see before 2020 there really wasn't very many transactions and so the all-time high was done on very little volume which makes me not trust it. Seeing as how there were so few transactions back then, that seems more like speculation hype than actual usage. Where today, it has a much more broad base of users.

I think that's versus Bitcoin, and I don't look at Bitcoin.

Sounds like you are ready for the good word of Monero.

cant blame you. yhat whole era was nuts

Yes, you can issue a command in the client and it will audit the supply for you.

What does Monero have in common with a leafy plant? lol.

It actually works well as a store of value because it has a lower inflation rate than every fiat currency on earth and even a lower inflation rate than gold. The little inflation that it does have is only to continue to incentivize miners to keep the transaction fees down and to replace lost coins from private key loss or destruction, etc. Since it is actually used in day-to-day transactions as well, that makes it a lot less volatile than other crypto. And so your store of value doesn't fluctuate by a crap ton quickly.

Well, I had no way of knowing that, using a voice changer and not indicating so, in your bio, leaves a lack of information, LOL.

Regular nsecs is good, quantum resistant nsecs would be great. For now we can all be happy having regular nsecs.

Great episode. Give nostr:npub1v6z4srj4ktch4f3ee9ze2zp7ml4n9rshttmntpamfed0nvpev5fszzuq49 a follow. They sound like a real cypherpunk.

openstate says use monero at 53:19

we will have to have quantum resistant nsecs

Monero on Monerujo is yours

would have to be fully open source hardware and software and to be totally disconnected unless I used an external device to connect it while I was wanting it and could disconnect it at will such as Bluetooth for example. Also, something tells me that something like this should be nothing but a dumb pipe and have the computing outsourced to an external device such as your smartphone simply due to the fact of hardware upgrades. Somebody farther down in the comments mentioned not wanting the equivalent of an iPhone 1 in their brain and have to switch it out all the time and so a dumb pipe would fix that because the computing hardware would be external.

I actually did this at one point while I was still using a pool. However, now I have my own P2pool set up so I could do it through that instead.

because there is nothing better. i would like slomething more like tusky. primal still seems janky.

Much wow

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-charlottetown-meteorite-strike-first-audio-1.7430018

Between #XMRBazaar and #MoneroMarket there are now 3,500 goods/services available for #Monero.

I use keepassxc for my laptop and keepassdx on lineageos. I have been using it that way since 2019 and find that it works well. Since my phone is my primary computing device, that is where the main database lives. And then, about twice a year, I back it up onto two separate flash drives. I also have a copy on my laptop, but that one only gets updated if I specifically need something newer that I don't have already. I will do another backup if I make a very large change to it, such as adding a new crypto wallet or something so that I make sure not to lose that. But otherwise I found that it works quite well.

That's because it actually gets used as money and so it's not as volatile.