07:20:40 Anyone has a clue how a swapper like sideshift.ai works? I do not think they use atomic swaps, so how can I be sure to not get scammed? 07:22:17 You can't be sure if it's not an atomic swap. That's why they exist. As for sideshift.ai, I can't comment on it specifically as I've never heard of it. If you find a suitable amount of reviews you trust, which are positive, you *can* try it, but any centralized service can always screw you over. 07:31:34 string111[m]: all swap services are custodial - you give away your coins and hope the fulfill the other side of the deal. Only trustless way is via *actual* atomic swaps (and the service called Atomic Swap isn't...) 07:32:27 ... there's a service called AS which isn't atomic? 08:00:09 yeah 08:36:08 "You can't be sure if it's not an..." <- i think sideshift.ai is what monerujo used to pay btc with xmr after xmr.to closed 08:41:53 There are a few swappers, they are listed here: https://www.getmonero.org/community/merchants/ 08:41:53 I guess all custodial. 08:42:37 FixedFloat.com, Flyp.me and CoinSwap.click are also good. 08:44:57 i tried coinswap.click. works well enough. 08:45:31 fixedfloat has been disabling ltc <-> xmr lately. 08:45:51 Thanks. Those requiring no KYC and trading at 0% fee, seem like honeypots, tbh^^ 08:46:48 if you broadcast from tor and do things properly, no need to worry. 08:48:23 KYC-free is accessible, not a honeypot. In comparison, exchanges that require government ID are financially exclusionary and send your data to the state. 08:48:23 If you use e.g. FixedFloat, they only know your withdrawal address and amount, deposit TXID and IP address (use Tor). 08:49:08 FixedFloat has low fees but probably has high volume, so it still earns money. 08:49:20 a wallet having the feature to connect and broadcast via TOR proxy is a must for me. 08:50:26 If you use the wallet in Whonix Workstation, everything is routed via Tor anyway. Not sure about mobile wallets, since AFAIK Orbot doesn't have a kill-switch and may leak the IP. 08:52:42 unscottable[m]: Yes, sure. 08:52:42 A lot criminals though suck at their OpSec. Would be stupid if the big brother would not at least monitor these swappers. 08:53:09 criminals are also more likely to have a low IQ, so yea, makes sense. 08:53:12 sucks to be a dummy 08:53:27 always swap into XMR and let the big brother suck it up string111[m] 08:53:47 😆 08:53:59 😅 08:58:26 "If you use the wallet in..." <- Monerujo now uses the orbot gateway directly (not through is vpn function), so if orbot dies there's no connection. 09:01:01 Great to hear. :) I couldn't find any kill-switch in Orbot's settings, so there is a worry that if Orbot fails, disconnects or shuts down, apps would connect to clearnet instead of going offline. Happy to hear that Monerujo is protected against this. 09:22:36 "Monerujo now uses the orbot..." <- Do you mean that monerujo has orbot functionality within the app? 12:01:28 What is Orbit? 12:01:34 * What is Orbot? 12:21:03 tor router for android, string111[m] 13:46:26 I'm brand new to this irc stuff, and learning how to utilize the potential of Monero. 13:50:54 welcome 13:51:31 It worked! :-) Thanks 14:36:16 Hey Guys,... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/3594c60312b1a442f21035e4ea8fa3d8f08f7f42) 14:36:34 Connected to Alice at /dnsaddr/battery.commitcri.me/p2p/12D3KooWCSJUBJ3DkxAdwE1rX5ejBWttexYWsgqGBTStX47rU71G... (full message at https://libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/r0/download/libera.chat/b63322317f62222e48a425ab25dc426799f7db2b) 14:59:07 "Do you mean that monerujo has..." <- It uses orbot if you have it installed (touch the network icon next to the node to toggle tor connectivity). You can use regular node over tor and also onion nodes