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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> howdy
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> I'm looking for any group that focuses on business networking for crypto. I'm trying to debank and all that. Just starting, so don't really know where to go or what to do. Figured I start here.
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<albassort:matrix.albassort.com> > <@monerobull:matrix.org> You'll find that many of the reasonable bitcoiners actually have no problem with monero, they just believe that Bitcoin will outperform xmr forever
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<albassort:matrix.albassort.com> Those Bitcoin people don't care how centrally bitcoins controlled, they don't care how traceable it is, they don't care about how unstable the money is, they don't care that the transactions are exorbitantly expensive, all they care about is a line go up. It's not a serious movement, it's not a tool of convenience, it's not Fr [... too long, see
mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/_I3dyJ8LUFZLbzFi ]
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> This ever lasting debate of monero vs bitcoin is absurd imo.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> Bitcoin and Monero are both needed and they serve different purposes.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> The big leap Monero needs is to make it super normie friendly. Right now it's not.
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<monerobull:matrix.org> There is a "debate"?
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> I meant from both sides. You might not see one lol
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> different markets, different currencies. Waste of time comparing.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> Regarding how Monero needs to improve to make it more normie-friendly let me give you an example.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> Quite recently, an influential woman with 1.2M followers said she wanted to accept Monero donations. She proceeded to share her 4-type address, and everyone in the comments rightly said she should share her 8-type address instead.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> It would be nice to simplify the normie user experience. I know privacy has trade-offs, but I think continued attention to improving this is needed.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> I never used cake wallet but like when you want to deposit does it give you an 8-type address or defaults to primary?
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<monerobull:matrix.org> Cake auto rotates the receive addresses
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<monerobull:matrix.org> It's also massively overblowing it and unnecessary to use a subaddresses for a public donation wallet
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> @thomasbuilds:matrix.org: That is true. Things should be max privacy as the standard and stupid, one-click easy for the general populace. That applies to every project, however, because the protocols and tech moves so fast people are just concerned about getting the tech out.
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> @monerobull:matrix.org: yeah that's good but like when you first create wallet and want to deposit it should default to subaddress
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<thomasbuilds:matrix.org> not sure it does that
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> She proceeded to share her 4-type address, and everyone in the comments rightly said she should share her 8-type address instead
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sharing the main address is fine
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it just happens to be the 0,0 account/index
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<rbrunner7> Can it be that some little part of Monero's problems in public perception are perfectionists that go round and give people the impression only "max privacy" is acceptable, e.g. with advices like "sharing main address is bad"?
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> Banking attendants make you jump through 50 hoops to do a wire transfer and give you a full on interrogation about about who you're dealing with for "security" purposes, which is actually just for "aml", data logging ones. If you're going to make the infrastructure to solve a problem, you should probably advocate for the best practices first and foremost.
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<c99e:matrix.org> @rbrunner7: but woulnt max privacy the entire point?
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> Otherwise, might as well tell everyone to bank with BoA and to biometric logins for everything
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<rbrunner7> @horizon-foundry:matrix.org: I use to call this the "If it's not perfect, it's worthless" fallacy :)
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> Neither catchy nor sensible. Dumb opinion when it comes to self-custody.
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<rbrunner7> I guess you are rich and hold the equivalent of USD 1 Million in XMR? Because of you have a few dozens of USD in XMR, maybe don't panic all the time?
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<rbrunner7> I have cash in self-custody and no wall safe. Man, am I dumb
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> You should actually be advocating for protecting the smaller amounts rather than the larger, because that 500 means more to the average person than 5k means to a millionaire. Insisting that even the smallest transactions have the same protection as the people doing 100k plus deals.
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<horizon-foundry:matrix.org> 50 iq metaphor.
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<ofrnxmr> @thomasbuilds:matrix.org:
cake-tech/cake_wallet #1645
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<ofrnxmr> the "issue" with subaddresses, is the data in tx_extra. You can tell which txs paid a subaddresses because of the extra pubkeys
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<ofrnxmr> I tried & u didnt respond, scammer
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<c99e:matrix.org> @ofrnxmr: shocked pikachu face
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wow, messages that get removed from matrix now get removed from irc as well with the difference being that on irc there is no indication that a message was removed
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no, they just get filtered by the bridge
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I will miss seeing the spam :(
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There is some specific known spam patterns that get filtered
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Rucknium opened issue #1440: Monero Research Lab Meeting - Wed 12 August 2026, 17:00 UTC
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moo900 opened issue #1441: Cuprate Meeting #116 - Tuesday, 2026-08-18, UTC 18:00
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