<b​aileyp:matrix.org> Hey! Just a quick message to all monero enjoyers. I have recently launched a website with some partners and we are looking for some things to sponsor. If you have a project, or a following somewhere we would like to sponsor it! Please message me if interested. (Website is a gambling website, Unsure if i am allowed to link here so if interested please ask in messages.)

<b​aileyp:matrix.org> Hey! Just a quick message to all monero enjoyers. I have recently launched a website with some partners and we are looking for some things to sponsor. If you have a project, or a following somewhere we would like to sponsor it! Please message me if interested. (Website is a gambling website, Unsure if i am allowed to link here so if interested please ask in messages.)

<b​aileyp:matrix.org> Please note, Exclusively Monero based

<b​aileyp:matrix.org> Hey! Just a quick message to all monero enjoyers. We have recently launched a website and we are looking for some things to sponsor. If you have a project, or a following somewhere we would like to sponsor it! Please message me if interested. (Website is a gambling website, Unsure if i am allowed to link here so if interested please ask in messages.)

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<c​rimsonleaf363:matrix.org> How many characters of a receiving address should you check before sending? I appreciate any links to resources.

4 at the begin .. middle .. and end ... then close your eyes and begin moving them rapidly left to right for at least 3 seconds. then open your eyes, which ever character is closest to your center of vision , pick this one and confirm that matches too

<c​rimsonleaf363:matrix.org> That's what you do?

<p​reland:monero.social> Tbh I should probably start doing this too; there are tools out there to generate “vanity” addresses that match a certain number of characters. While the number of characters that you know in your address reduce the chances of someone being able to replicate it…..it doesn’t eliminate that chance.

I think I never saw an XMR vanity address generator where you could specify characters at the end of the address.

Also, everything beyond 6 or so wanted characters at the start gets prohibitively expensive, I would say nobody is able to easily trick you with an address they generated that has all the right 10 first characters

it could burn the xmr though

how many to check? all of them. use diff

<o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> It leaves less to memory

<o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> Same goes for onion/i2p, vanity addr lets you configure the first ie 8 chars. Meaning if you remember the 6 following that, its a low chance that someone generated it

<o​frnxmr:xmr.mx> much easier than remembering 14 chars

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