LMDB is far better than Berkeley databases, I think youre just lying about your storage disk or using some primate HDDs lol
People now uses haveno-reto.com , it even replaced localmonero (FIAT + Crypto in P2P )
haveno.markets -> good #Monero price tracker rid of Coingecko/CoinMarketCap
monero.boats is also nice
Kraken delists Monero in Europe due to regulations.
Any thing that offers privacy will be banned in Europe, a few days ago it was Lightning in Germany, today it is the turn of Monero at the European level.
This is Europe gentlemen, a totalitarian state.
https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/support-for-monero-xmr-in-europe
You can use haveno-reto.com they lists all existing currencies and being a localmonero replacement.
#DontRiskItBisqIt
Europeans already know the score
https://support.kraken.com/hc/en-us/articles/support-for-monero-xmr-in-europe
Theres haveno-reto.com now, more private than bisq since security deposits are in XMR.
#monero got delisted from kraken, but who the fuck cares ? the whole market is coded and running, now it's time to migrate and boycott CEXs 🌠
It's not possible without Tor or a VPN (embedded content is loaded in client side), it was a reminder to mendatory use those solutions for users safety
When you run your own node, you have no backlog & your transactions are broadcasted faster.
Some of my friends I onboarded on monero complained about long syncing times for their wallets:
So I rant my own full node and gave them a private hidden-service.
Now they enjoys a smooth experience, on using monero and I protect their own privacy.
Do the same to push monero towards decentralization, while on-boarding people you know
#Monero is winning the long term race based on fundamentals and value.
- mining with decentralized mining pools: gupax.io
- Atomicswap bitcoin for monero: unstoppableswap.net
- A bisq fork to replace localmonero: haveno-reto.com
- non-custodial marketplace: xmrbazaar.com
It's long term value gains in strength during market turnoils, that means an opportunity to buy cheap $XMR during bitcoin bull markets, to then rotating back to speculation during bearmarkets.
Satoshi wanted to add anonymity & privacy in Bitcoin.
Hal Finney also wanted to and he specifically told that "if the digital currency you have to use isnt private or anonymous, it will harm society instead of deserving it".
Bitcoiners are saying "we fight against the FIAT" when in realities they're shilling it to institutions and governments who are seeking it for collateralized loans that will empower the FIAT instead of starving it.
They thinks their asset is providing freedom and threatening states when countries are regulating it because being sufficiently weak while currencies like Monero are getting widely banned and targeted of misinformation and speculative attacks.
Yes you can it's activated/implemented by default on each haveno trade (one multisig per trade), it's managed by the software so you dont need to modify your setup but the wallet-cli or rino supports multisig
Nostr can be extremely dangerous for people not using VPNs/Tor, because they loads images from any URL.
So someone who needs to capture the IP of someone, can simply link to the victim an image-powered "IP grabber/logger" to get the IP of the victim.
Running your own node 😃
XMRBazaar is a good initiative, I hope they will go far
(1) Regarding the left side of your charts, you write that monero does not (red x) publish all transactions by default, but it does. Here they are: https://localmonero.co/blocks/
(2) Still on the left side, you write that monero encrypts the sender and the recipient, but it does not. If it did, you could name the encryption standard it uses for that. But it doesn't, so you can't. (Lightning uses the Sphinx encryption standard for that.)
(3) On the right side of your chart, you write that lightning does not (red x) encrypt the recipient or the amount from all nodes. It does. It uses the Sphinx encryption standard for that. Not even the last node in the route knows who the recipient is or what amount the sender sent.
(4) Still on the right side, you write that lightning does not (red x) hide your ip address by default. It does. Lightning wallets and nodes do not reveal their ip addresses by default. To reveal your ip address, you first have to set up port forwarding on the standard lightning port (or pick a different one), and then you have to make a choice: do you want to reveal your *real* ip address or use tor? Most people choose to use tor which is why over 70% of lightning nodes are on tor:
You dont need to know the amount transacted when you know channel states.
You can cause blockchain bloat on all blockchains, but on monero it goes pretty well:
For example, on bitcoin when you bloat the chain it spikes fees and your transaction is in pending for hours/days.
On monero, if you used your own node it only took more storage on the device and transactions 2~4 minutes slower.