00:00:31 average hash went from 5.x to like 6.9 after the marathon 00:00:39 so yes, it affected diff and block generation 00:01:14 (maybe I should check how much block in the last 90 min lol... I did use monero today for normal affairs and it just work as expected) 00:01:35 ofrnxmr: Are you the same person as ofrnAI? 00:02:17 RavFX: okay, thanks heaps! 😃 00:02:45 I just stuffed all ofrnxmr text into a model 00:02:45 why is the issue about 51% attack protections in monero research lab github full of bad ideas 00:02:47 And made ofrnAI 00:03:19 yeah ^, ofrnAI is pretty close to me 00:03:48 some guy just recommended that monero mining should be turned into a pyramid scheme lol 00:04:25 ideal solution is to pump monero 00:04:27 no change required but they won't allow it afaik 00:04:58 What would people’s thoughts be on gradually raising block rewards? 00:05:10 What mr AI said is accurate. Ravfx's response as well. The burst of 7gh isnt immediately reflected in the network difficulty. 00:05:13 "If you can't defeat them, become one of them." 00:05:17 rewards have to come from somewhere 00:05:45 When you would worry, is if your node goes a long time without receiving any blocks, and your blocks dont match, example, xmrchain.net 00:05:54 Or explorer.xmr.mx 00:06:39 i mean, rewards do come from nowhere, but would increasing it cause inflation? 00:06:49 * m-relay shakes head 00:06:51 * m-relay I give up, I hoping for a simple yes or no 00:07:32 Price increase 00:07:33 increase reward (same amount of xmr but they worth more) 00:07:35 meaning... more moners fight for it 00:07:37 Yeah 00:07:39 wasy 00:07:41 miners** 00:07:45 Cindy, do you mean that we cant just increase the rewards?? /s. The only logical reason to change the emission would be to pay a higher % of xmr supply to qubic 00:08:14 the block height, or some other property? 00:08:34 If that’s too major a change, how about something like increasing transaction fees 00:09:58 i guess you could raise the block rewards after increasing the fees 00:10:09 but i'm sure people would notice :P 00:10:25 Ideally that would make these attacks less likely in future? Forgive me though, I’m pretty ignorant 00:11:00 If XMR was priced ats it's just value at over 4k / XMR, we would not have this discution. 00:11:01 Price bring PoW security 00:11:20 ugh 00:11:25 if only we built an economy 00:11:29 smh 00:11:47 We probably have the most complete ecosystem beside bitcorn and eth 00:11:53 we are in the top 3 00:12:00 we need to get steam and all the porn gamedevs on monero so XMR will explode to 100k / XMR 00:12:10 but yet, price was suppressed 00:12:19 Because XMR is technically the only way to counter the state 00:12:21 and they know that 00:12:23 We just need onlyfans 00:12:54 we should tell them to quit racking up the phone bill 00:12:59 and start racking up the electricity bill :P 00:13:33 The craziest thing is that we use cex prices as our valuation 00:13:57 Well, cex have more volume sadly 00:13:58 and FFS it drives me literally crazy, when people say xmr isnt profitable to mine 00:14:01 it's more "precise" 00:14:15 Like HELLO, set your prices properly. YOU'RE THE PRODUCER 00:14:18 but Cex can play us 00:14:21 i cannot believe that there are people who waste days upon days calling up mastercard and visa 00:14:28 I did trust tradeorgy (gone) 00:14:29 when they could have just started accepting monero 00:14:32 smh smh 00:14:36 but the others not so much 00:14:49 ofrnxmr: lol i always thought the CEX prices are dumb 00:14:51 xmr is accepted at more place than you think 00:14:59 we are really the 3th ish choice 00:15:01 If it cost me $280 to mine xmr _today_, you can bet i'm not offering ir for sale at 240 00:15:04 as far as infra 00:15:08 Its 280, take it or leave it. I can wait 00:15:55 it's 280? 00:16:28 Fuckin infuriating that people mine xmr, it costs them $280 to mine 1xmr, and then they complain that its not profitable, when thry are market selling at 240 00:16:35 Literally retarded 00:16:43 Cindy, 280 = cost to mine 1xmr. 00:17:16 lol 00:17:20 Everyone's cost is different. But if my cost ia $280, im not selling below that then whining about how its not profitable 00:17:21 280 is literally good 00:17:31 Yah can you sell me for 280, next time it goes to 420? 00:17:34 i remember last year when i started using xmrbazaar 00:17:42 XMR price was 170 dollars 00:18:03 i do not actually give a shit about prices 00:18:31 Yah no coiners don’t give shit about price 00:19:09 No 00:19:32 Will be 480 then 00:19:51 Mostly what I care about is monero is as functionally effective as possible. 00:19:51 Sorry, i like to force ppl to buy from cex or pay my premium 00:20:09 either pump the cex price, or pay my premium 00:20:39 i hope if XMR gets finality layer, it's not a step towards full PoS like fucking zcash 00:21:12 Not functional if block reward is only protect you from some dude with a name like kewbit but spelled qubic 00:21:50 Monero value goes hand-in-hand with usability 00:21:52 Valid haha 00:22:05 well yeah 00:22:18 higher price == higher block reward (in dollars) 00:22:19 "6 billion" market cap isnt real. You cant go sell 18m xmr for $240 00:22:26 boom, no hard fork 00:22:53 It’s hybrid not full pos 00:22:54 You can sell maybe 5000xmr before the market cap drops by 500million 00:23:20 elongated: zcash's plan was like 00:23:26 Zcash's tfl is designed as a step towards full pos 00:23:28 they'd go from PoW -> hybrid PoS+PoW 00:23:33 hybrid -> full PoS 00:23:56 Same cost for attackers 00:24:00 I do think this attack should be a bit of warning regardless. It’s realistic that a future attacker could have significantly more resources 00:24:18 I meant for xmr 00:25:03 R the exchanges who closed xmr gna bring it back after? 00:25:19 Isn't proof of stake just richest guy can buy the network? 00:25:21 After qubic is handled with care 00:25:26 nooneissafe: no 00:25:35 👍️ 00:25:42 No, there are different types of pos 00:25:59 Qubic has announced they’re attacking someone else soon 00:26:18 m-relay: Why not :( 00:26:25 the EU 00:26:35 and also probably the US 00:26:37 blame the gov 00:26:41 This should be over in a matter of days 00:26:43 Yah which is a lie, they going to attack asic coins with cpu now ?lol 00:27:52 You can withdraw from kraken 00:28:06 So, use basicswap, buy some ltc, then dump the ltc on kraken and buy xmr 00:28:27 Im trying to buy xmr on cake wallet to re up on some lsd 00:28:27 do you think hybrid PoS+PoW will save XMR? 00:28:46 nooneissafe: nobody needed to know wtf are you gonna do with it 00:28:49 Maybe? It’s just what CFB has said to his minions… do you think they’ll keep this up indefinitely? 00:29:15 I just mean i would rather it work sooner or later 00:29:22 If its profitable, why not? 00:29:43 what coin do you have? 00:30:00 No coin just usd 00:30:02 Trying to buy xmr? I'll swap it for ya 00:30:24 Ion really know about crypto like that 00:30:46 nioc: do you concur with Mr AI here that I should ignore the warning? <<>> sorry for the late reply, sometimes I need to work. I agree with ofrn 00:30:51 Is it still profitable? 00:31:01 ideal solution is to pump monero <<>> I also agree with this :D 00:31:38 No price talk 00:32:02 elongated 00:32:07 pumping monero will naturally increase hashrate (and botnet have limitation, will they ... infect more machine in response to that? no, they take as much as they can... now...) 00:32:09 Monero-markets iant bridged to irc 00:32:24 elongated, it is network security talk 00:32:39 :) 00:32:43 It's it's not really price talk, it's another solution to save PoW 00:32:56 also true 00:32:57 Glad it’s been considered for security after all this time 00:34:24 seriously though. Security is down with price falling 00:34:38 Isn’t there a Qubic halving on the 20th? I’d imagine that’ll kill profitability 00:34:47 to increase security budget, we should do a monerun on kraken while deposits are closed 00:35:03 Meaning its hard to deposit coins to sell them 00:35:14 it is centralized so the halving may very well not happen 00:35:27 exactly, nioc 00:35:39 TIL Q has been around at least 17 months 00:35:56 about as long as kewbit 00:35:57 Ha 00:36:21 I guess cubists are in fashion again 00:36:30 what was old is new again 00:37:46 You’re right of course, hadn’t really considered that 😔 00:38:14 guess we will find out 00:38:16 Well, we’ll know next week 00:38:22 yep 00:39:05 Just wanna be left alone haha 00:44:15 i wonder if PoS would be benefitical, or another centralization problem 00:44:21 i mean PoS mixed with PoW 00:44:34 i keep worrying :P 00:48:04 Probably both 00:48:59 what would the share of rewards be for both? 00:49:08 would PoW get 80% while PoS get 20% 00:49:18 or something? 00:49:29 90:10 or 80:20 00:49:34 Id go 90:10 00:51:13 yeah 90:10 is better 00:53:24 despite potential drawbacks and lack of support, i still like my idea of popow, with alternating blocks (pos -> pos -> pow), where each side can only revery a single block. 00:53:25 for popow, a question was "all coinbases or future ones" and i think all would be ok, as long as they are staked on an node via unrestricted rpc. 00:54:04 I think same issue if someone controlled majority of pos in this scenario, as if they did for finality, or if they did in pure pos 00:55:39 I have no coinbase xmr so make PoS all xmr 00:55:42 thx :D 00:57:20 all xmr? 00:58:08 you think people would bet all their XMR on stopping qubic? :P 00:58:20 PoS all xmr not just coinbases 00:58:26 i know 00:58:33 a selfish take 00:58:43 but you think people would bet all their XMR on stopping qubic for 10% reward 00:58:44 Nioc, if its all xmr, then kucoin will juat stake users deposits 00:58:47 or selling it 00:59:08 Or some dnm, or some government 00:59:30 ok, only ofrn gets to stake 00:59:48 only miners 01:00:02 what are you trying to do, get everyone to move to p2pool? :) 01:00:15 yes 01:00:19 I mine but don't get coinbases 01:00:23 nioc is a fat cat 01:00:29 that's why he wants full PoS 01:00:35 I am on a small pool 01:00:42 he wants to 51% moner 01:00:44 monero* 01:00:44 I haz no coinbases 01:01:17 P2pool gives coinbases, and if you use a traditional pool, they have min payouts they could stake on your behalf if you trust em w your xmr 01:01:31 More incentive to switch to p2pool 01:01:38 I trust my pool with my life 01:01:57 how would qubic stake their payouts 01:02:03 their coinbases* 01:02:06 And if blocks were 4mins, the reward would be like 1.1xmr, so p2pool payouts would be bigger 01:02:24 Qubic would have to not sell their xmr 01:02:31 And would have to mine for 24hrs 01:02:34 yeah 01:02:38 let's put a bond-lock too lol 01:02:56 if you unstake, you don't get your XMR until a month later 01:03:22 it'll be the biggest trap lol 01:03:29 What is the purpose of such a lock? 01:03:32 and why a month? 01:03:40 thats sort lf discourages staking 01:03:51 yea 01:03:58 Because i, as a brokie, would want to have emergency access to my "savings" 01:04:25 so people don't immediately unstake and sell their XMR at the slightest FUD? 01:04:30 I think "once unstaked, its unstaked permanantly" is good enough for incentive to keep staking 01:04:47 yeah 01:04:54 i think bond-lock only works with rich people 01:04:56 not miners 01:05:00 damn, i'm sorry for my shit idea 01:05:42 I disagree with disallowing people to unstake or to not restake. Reminds me of mutual funds which I hate with a passion. 01:06:01 No one likes mutual funds for this reason. 01:06:26 Well, i agree with me 01:06:31 So 1-1 01:06:36 how would you know that a coinbase wasn't spent 01:06:51 coinbase output* 01:07:13 Because coinbases are public outputs, the key image would be known to be spent 01:07:47 okay damn that might be easier to implement than PoS 01:08:16 with PoS, you have to somehow prove that the non-coinbase outputs aren't spent 01:08:47 more math stuff that my dumbass can't understand 01:09:17 cc boog900 boogAI 01:09:34 Is it possible to know when a coinbase was spent? 01:09:53 I mean, when a coinbase has not been* 01:10:25 Lmao, side question for you boog 01:10:33 there are current proofs that prove an output isn't spent IIRC 01:10:36 my fcmp blocks are abour 18mb 01:10:43 so you would just do the same on a coinbase 01:11:08 is it easier on a coinbase? 01:11:20 When i start_mining, aonetines it takes a long time to start the miner (txpool at 40mb) - this isnt the question 01:11:41 ``` 01:11:43 025-08-16 01:10:06.258 I Miner thread was started [0] 01:11:45 2025-08-16 01:10:06.286 I Found block <6bd60281064097b87b005ecfc6b7309c33c4d66db8e1d9c9ed9beefb840ee5fe> at height 2885 for difficulty: 2 01:11:47 2025-08-16 01:10:06.391 I [batch] DB resize needed 01:11:49 2025-08-16 01:10:06.421 W Failed to set new mapsize: Cannot allocate memory 01:11:51 terminate called after throwing an instance of 'cryptonote::DB_ERROR' 01:11:53 what(): Failed to set new mapsize: Cannot allocate memory 01:11:55 Aborted 01:11:57 ``` 01:11:59 This is the question. Lmao. Monerod crashed after mining the block 01:13:08 >20gb free memory 01:13:29 Greater than ^. Blockchain size just over 1gn 01:14:31 C​indy, no 01:15:41 The block was not stored btw. 01:15:46 i see 01:15:57 Should i try again on a higher log level? 01:15:58 its called a reserve proof but it doesn't seem to allow you to choose specific outputs but that wouldn't be hard to add 01:16:09 also like, do coinbase have public amounts? 01:16:18 i know dumb question 01:16:53 not a dumb q 01:17:20 yes although a commitment is generated for each one so they can be used in normal rings 01:18:05 thank you for your knowledge, then :) 01:18:16 i think ofrnxmr is onto something 01:19:23 Of course. I'm just not qualified to be taken seriously 01:26:05 is it actually using all your RAM? 01:26:07 [@boog900:monero.social](https://matrix.to/#/@boog900:monero.social) crashed again, "DB resize needed" right after mining the block 01:26:12 like have you checked 01:26:59 Nope. I have htop open in another tmux pane and it doesnt go above 8gb (32 total) 01:29:12 and you have enough disk space? 01:30:13 Should have over 1tb left 01:30:39 1.5tb free 01:45:54 wtf happened to monero? 01:45:59 why has it fallen so much 01:47:03 FUD 01:47:07 that's why 01:48:13 do you have a lower log level 01:49:16 my only guess is for some reason your node is trying to add a massive amount of space to LMDB, otherwise I have no clue 01:56:28 dreuzzz1: because Qubic may have gone up to ~45% hashrate of Monero network https://redd.it/1mr3587 01:56:39 do you mean higher? The error was from level 0. Should i grab from lvl 2? 01:57:01 yes 02:02:48 Doing a whole lot 🙂‍↔️ 02:03:30 When its "unresponsive" its building a cache or smthn. Will post log when it finishes and crashes 02:04:34 I do worry about the increase load on monerod with FCMP 02:04:52 and the increase in the base median block size 02:10:00 i was trying to look into ways to make my wallet files for monero and bitcoin safer on windows, I was thinking of using access control lists or protected folders, but neither are very good solutions, it seems. but maybe I'm missing something, or is there another way to do it? 02:10:20 chat gpt keeps agreeing with everything I say so I can't tell using that 02:12:26 my problem with ACL on windows is it seems any program that ever ran as admin can switch users (i think), and the problem with protected folders is many folders are protected by default (and there's no way to remove them) so I end up allowing a lot of programs through. and any program that is let through can see all protected folders not just the 02:12:27 ones they need 02:13:05 The monerod load doesnt seem to be bad. This log is near 100k lines, with 60k or so between "start_mining" and the crash 02:14:30 do you have this right before the resize: `increase size: ` 02:14:45 with obviously the amount of bytes it will resize 02:16:42 if you don't have that line you would have done a 1 GB resize and I am out of ideas 02:21:44 if qubic manages to get 10-block reorg 02:21:59 i bet monero will actually crash down hard in price 02:23:44 It's crashed enough right now 02:24:25 nah 02:26:25 Yeah but I'd prefer it not to keep going down 😅 02:28:00 Especially when alternative coins used to get monero are still reasonably high. .. typical 02:28:24 well, we need more incentive for actual protection 02:28:30 like bitcoin.. smh 02:28:45 how come bitcoin manages to get that level of protection 02:31:09 Hype coin. That's seriously going to go to shit and lose people billions. 02:36:27 Yeah `increase size: 266730176512` 02:36:33 Cindy: If say Qubic were to do a 10-block reorg, I would stop using Monero for transactions until it gets its act together. I would not sell what I have, and I would not buy more. 02:36:51 I would have to hold for years in the hope that Monero software would fix it. 02:37:09 jesus 02:37:15 :D 02:37:19 what the absolute fuck is that size 02:37:21 your node was expecting the whole of mainnet 02:37:26 Sounds like a bug 02:37:35 very much so 02:38:03 Evolver: good job for not quickly selling 02:38:27 i'm not buying or selling either until this shit is done 02:38:30 snake: use multiple layers of encryption with different passwords. 02:39:00 but that doesn't work for hot wallets 02:39:06 yeah it's a hot wallet 02:39:12 i run it live 02:40:23 snake: is it a UI-based wallet or a command-line wallet 02:40:34 UI 02:40:39 If it's command-line based, it's easy to isolate it in a container. 02:41:00 I see 02:42:59 snake: if the UI is web-based such as via a local webserver, it's also really easy to forward the web port outside the container. 02:43:03 but if it's a proper UI, then no. 02:44:12 I will try windows permissions after all, and test if other programs can change their user 02:50:52 i'll probably do it next week, not urgent 03:29:30 Hi. I rented a rack with 2x Xeon E5-2680 v2 and I started mining. 03:29:31 Is this my hashrate: 03:29:33 speed 10s/60s/15m 8018.7 8028.0 7814.0 H/s max 8047.0 H/s 03:29:35 And is it good for the hardware I got? 03:34:09 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/EXTfZpByTcbDdYllcqgUOfgI 03:34:14 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/uqBpqGVsYqXrptylYRiIvwmP 03:34:47 Also why does the hashrate of hashvault get lower once pubic starts mining? 08:16:40 Oh, several minutes ago, CFB said he would 51% attack ztrash. Should I be happy or sad? 08:25:13 when `monerod` is running in the background, can we change the log_level without restarting it? 08:28:56 monero set_log "inserthere" 08:29:00 monerod set_log "inserthere" 08:29:04 A single low-tier Ryzen such as Ryzen 5 9600 gets more hashrate than those two racks 08:29:37 even the Ryzen 5 7600 (4 years old, 65 watt TDP) gets more hashrate than that 08:30:00 More generally, any console command may be run on the command line. Take particular care about shell substitutions. 08:37:52 are you still a contributor moneromooo? 08:37:59 you made parts of the CLI and shit right? 08:42:01 I am not, I kinda burnt out and I just hack on my game now. I don't really expect to come back due to the large changes when fcmp will hit. 08:42:24 what game? 08:42:33 are you the reason for the cow on the cli lock screen? 08:43:04 Townforge, a monero fork that includes a chain based game. And yes, I made that cow :D 08:43:24 Wel, I used cowsay, I did not create the actual ASCII art. 08:46:49 nice looks interesting im checking out the website now 08:47:38 monerod starts becoming spammy from log-level=1, I'd like a way as a public node to see beside the sporadical syncing info logs, just the RPC requests to my public node in order to identify spam and abuse 08:48:10 Thanks ^_^ 08:48:48 thank you moneromoo set_log works like a charm 08:49:34 i haven't used matrix before, feels so confusing lmao. so matrix is like the protocol and this element im using is the app that uses it, right? 08:50:07 idk what matrix is i just use irc 08:50:14 isnt matrix like FOSS discord? 08:50:41 89.8G .bitmonero/ -- to run a pruned node 08:51:16 people still use IRC? 08:51:40 what client do you use? 08:52:22 atleast here it seems to be a bit more active the monero discord group ig 08:52:37 We are on IRC here. The matrix chat is being relayed to #monero via m-relay, a bridge. 08:53:17 So that people can chat between the two networks. I use irssi, to satisfy your curiosity. 08:53:24 matrix honeypot, discord bloated. IRC - good enough, great clients on any platform, you can host yours 08:54:32 anyone checkedout SimpleX? looks best for anon communication due to no-id tech, but see no point for public groups. IRC good 08:54:33 how do i join monero irc you're on directly? instead of matrix? 08:54:59 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/agAbyViKumbCrJwiQfBMUXXY 08:55:02 irc.libera.chat, port is... can't recall... 6697 maybe ? 08:55:04 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> theres an official monero simplex ._. 08:55:11 cost of running a pruned monerod node per month 08:55:17 cost of running a pruned monerod node per month $23 08:55:23 That'll do documented on the libera.chat web site. 08:55:39 yeh wasn't a fan of simplex. maybe it's improved since I've tried it but it was pretty buggy. and the name reminds me of herpes 08:55:43 can it be made cheaper? $15 for 100GB ssd 08:56:04 getmonero.org has the irc information 08:56:07 i use hexchat 08:56:22 irssi is good but its in terminal 08:56:26 $23 bs, using a small vps more than good 08:56:36 datalix have good servers, pretty cheap 08:56:42 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> monero pruned is 90-100gb 08:56:52 I cannot connect to libera b/c I'm on VPN 08:56:53 6$ have 150gb nvme 08:57:07 datalix.eu - they accept monero for top up 08:57:19 $6 server have 150gb nvme, runs great 08:57:27 cant you register your nick or something for vpn? 08:57:28 du -sh .bitmonero/ 08:57:29 89.8G .bitmonero/ 08:57:31 I just synced 08:58:00 yes, but how do you register your nick if you cannot connect via vpn? 08:58:12 disable vpn 08:58:22 this means I'm forced to register my nick from a clear connection revealing my location 08:58:41 here is affiliate link 08:58:57 they should allow registering the nick from their website via VPN so then one can connect 08:58:58 $6 150gb, 4cores, 12 core, good deal imo 08:58:59 https://datalix.eu/a/vin23 08:59:05 dm me the password you use for your bank account and ill register your nick with that password 08:59:23 deal jp! 08:59:35 you make too much sense for me to pass on this offer 09:00:50 someone said they use hexchat, isn't it discontinued - is it safe to use? 09:01:06 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> an irc client cant have security vulns lmao 09:01:18 idk i just use hexchat 09:01:19 https://datalix.eu/rent-epyc-kvm-server -- 100gb not 150 09:01:24 im also on windows on this pc 09:01:47 probably other options but this one is simple enough 09:01:56 they're sold out viscous24 09:03:55 i think ill try Irssi lol 09:05:41 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> immediately jumping for the hardest one to use huh 09:05:42 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> :3 09:06:50 if youre familiar with cli shit irssi is good 09:06:56 otherwise theres gonna be a learning curve 09:07:05 took me a little bit 09:08:28 wait can you register a nick via matrix and then just connect via tor? 09:09:30 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> yes 09:15:57 ahem 09:17:18 is there a timeout or does the client stays connected till we choose not to 09:18:17 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> stays connected until closed 09:28:25 Gm 09:28:56 gm 09:33:21 * Closing Link: user/lleaf (K-Lined) 09:33:21 * Disconnected (Remote host closed socket) 09:33:21 * Looking up irc.libera.chat 09:33:21 ** Connecting to libera from Mullvad VPN -- even with SASL auth you're banned 09:35:18 what other communities are active on IRC? so far ive only seen this monero one active tbh 09:35:41 should i try other servers? 09:37:27 on top there is 2025 offers, and they have 150gb for $6.95 09:37:32 euros 09:50:30 viscous24 found it, it's the Boost package 6.95 € 09:51:20 no, they call it newcomer 09:51:34 yes boost, sorry 10:09:46 viscous24, got it -- added you as referral 10:14:02 thx :D 10:29:28 those servers are very good, synced up to 35% in 13 minutes 10:32:51 yes, I used to have contabo with hdd, was very slow 10:33:21 recenty moved to datalix, I pay with monero and getting nvme instead of hdd 11:06:11 gg 11:13:16 Waste of money as the long run value of Monero is $0 as the community/developers are not only midwits, but lazy, and the chain will be 51% attacked any moment now (only +1GH/s left). Consider investing in Ethereum instead, as it supports privacy in the long run and Vitalik endorses privacy on ETH L1. 11:14:25 lol 11:14:32 You can swap from XMR -> ETH using any exchanges listed here (no KYC): https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange 11:14:39 Someone ban this troll and give it no attention 11:14:57 😴 11:15:42 If Monero does not suffer from a 51% attack within the next 96 hours, I agree to be permanently banned from this platform and refrain from returning. Deal? 11:16:44 your deals sounding like Donald T. deals 11:16:47 lets say DEAL! 11:22:00 https://eigenwallet.org/statistics.html Liquidity for BTC has dropped significantly from around 14 BTC to less than 1 BTC, due to people panicking and swapping their XMR into BTC. I anticipate this trend to persist. 11:29:58 Smart money is exiting XMR before the chain gets 51% attacked. If this occurs, Qubic could double spend and make every block an orphan one (nullifying transactions), causing XMR to lose value. Some members of the community may cope by saying: 11:29:59 1. Qubic's hash rate is fake (it is not; you can verify recent blocks mined) 11:30:01 2. Qubic is a Ponzi scheme (even if it is, the incentives are strong enough to attack XMR, which only has a daily security budget of ~$87k versus BTC having ~$47.77m) 11:30:03 3. The developers are working to defend the network (they have not, it has been almost over a week with nothing but a draft research proposal written) 11:30:05 4. Community is rallying against the attack (pathetic attempt as p2pool still has < 1000 miners) 11:30:07 I suggest selling your XMR holdings as soon as possible to avoid potential losses from a 51% attack. Rather than risk losing all of your money, consider keeping it safe by investing in another coin with proper security measures (BTC) or a better consensus mechanism (ETH). They also have competent developers. 11:33:10 Another common coping mechanism I see in the Monero community is the claim that Qubic requires more than a 50% additional hash rate to launch a 51% attack. However, Qubic only needs an extra 1 GH/s of hash rate (from its ATH of 48%) to execute a 51% attack and profit from double spending XMR transactions. 11:33:17 TLDR of the entire situation without bias :D 11:34:02 CFB go home, man 11:35:25 You can't hide the truth. 11:36:20 "without bias", your matrix ID is literally sellmoneronow 11:36:31 good job troll 11:38:41 "Trolling" implies that someone is intentionally spreading false or misleading information or causing upset or confusion for the sake of entertainment or to provoke a reaction. If you read carefully what I have said, everything is accurate and factual. I will not engage in further discussion on the matter. 11:39:04 awesome 11:40:10 i'll keep holding my XMR just for you 11:40:19 thank you for encouraging me, sergey 11:40:31 :D 11:47:27 metoo :P 11:51:29 Ahahaha, we have another one 11:52:26 I'm the same persno. 11:52:33 Ahhh 11:52:43 I think you need to modify your strategy 11:52:47 We call ourselves the Juliu cartel. 11:53:01 I'm the same person. 11:53:30 ethereum is garbage 11:53:32 and bitcoin too 11:53:38 It’s a little bit on the nose naming yourself sellmoneronow or ripxmr going on long rant to try get others to sell it 11:53:48 It’s a little bit on the nose naming yourself sellmoneronow or ripxmr going on long rants to try get others to sell it 11:53:49 imagine 80 dollar fees on each transactions? loooool 11:53:58 No modification is needed as Qubic is currently doing all the heavy lifting. 11:54:33 longroadhome: don't worry, it's their "unbiased" opinion :P 11:54:37 ignore their name 11:54:38 Were if you, I’d give myself a neutral name, and pose as someone who was less invested in a certain outcome 11:55:27 Let's not disparage Ethereum, as it may serve as the finality layer for Monero in the future. This is seriously being considered. 11:55:45 I think more subtlety might have a greater chance of convincing people 11:57:02 ethereum = money vacuum 11:57:03 it's just some regular or previous regular that made a mock account to diffuse some amusement to us 11:57:06 * Cannot join #monero-pools (You are banned). -- is because my user was made today? 11:57:42 #monero-pools shut down because it was a Nazi breeding ground. 11:57:49 lol 11:57:58 but it's still in the topic here 11:58:10 pools is now on the rizon irc network 11:59:03 key mr plowsof can you update the IRC header? 11:59:12 *hey 11:59:48 when i used ETH, most of the money was wasted on the fees 12:00:05 the fees are way too expensive for the coin to even be usable 12:00:32 ETH fixed the fee problem with layer 2's and now the fees are less than Monero. 12:00:49 hahahaha, layer 2s 12:00:58 so i have to choose the RIGHT layer 2 12:01:15 otherwise if i use ETH L1 directly, i'll pay fees 4000% the amount i wanted to send 12:01:44 No you can choose any and bridge between them. 12:02:11 bridging still requires a massive fee :P 12:02:31 It’s not 12:02:44 really? 12:02:54 https://github.com/monero-project/research-lab/issues/136 12:03:07 yes i'm aware of the MRL issue 12:03:20 Only requires a soft-fork and we may be able to reduce the 10-block lock. Yes, it is seriously being considered if other options cannot be implemented in time. 12:03:46 i doubt it would be on ethereum 12:04:04 literally nobody said it was gonna be on ethereum in both the MRL PoW issue and finality layer issue 12:04:10 Bitcoin or Ethereum can be used. 12:04:10 stop making shit up :P 12:04:14 CAN be used 12:04:20 does not mean "will be used" 12:04:26 Using a Larger Network as our Finality Layer ❌ ✅ Maybe Makes us a vassal state to the glorious Bitcoin/Ethereum empire 12:05:48 just because it's on a table, does not mean they're seriously considering it 12:05:53 We are not using eth 12:05:58 like "Do Nothing" and "ASIC PoW" is on the table too 12:06:11 yet there would be strong pushback against the latter 12:07:26 i think they're considering a finality layer built on top of monero. if it was dependent on an another coin, there would be strong pushback 12:07:50 You're right. It just seems likely that the Monero will eventually adopt either of the two largest and most secure blockchains because settling for anything less would be illogical. Compared to Bitcoin, Ethereum offers a more robust security model, which is why I opted for it. 12:07:57 Doing nothing means we risk a potential 51% attack, and the PoW algorithm based on ASICs would be a significant joke. 12:08:02 It’s not dependent on top of any 3rd party coin 12:08:31 yes 12:08:44 i hope they don't seriously consider tying it to another coin, elongated lol 12:09:20 Yes, I don’t think there is a serious enough discussion on that path 12:09:21 If a finality layer for Monero can be developed within the next few months, I would sell all my ETH and liquidate my short positions to buy back Monero immediately. Unfortunately, it will take as long or even longer than FCMP++ to implement, and we do not have that luxury of time. This is why relying on a third party is preferable. 12:09:42 sellmoneronow: not even zcash relied on tying themselves to another coin 12:10:10 i don't think anybody is really considering that 12:11:47 again, how would you tie monero to another coin 12:13:53 Zcash's network is currently dominated by a mining pool controlling over 62.2%, so that is not a good example. 12:15:00 i think zcash has TFL 12:15:12 or at least hybrid PoS+PoW 12:15:25 the same thing that monero proposes having 12:15:36 but zcash is planning to switch to full PoS soon 12:17:34 I didn't know that thank you for letting me know I'll look into it. 12:23:56 I hear that Q says they want to attack zec 12:24:10 sellzcashnow 12:24:28 apparently all zcash did was publish a paper on TFL 12:24:37 they have not implemented it into zcash 12:24:44 so it's still pure PoW 12:26:55 No, now ztrash is pure asic PoW 12:27:20 yeah lol 14:05:16 imagine not buying every monero you can. if you care about sound internet money, you care about fungible/anonymous internet money. if you care about fungible/anonymous internet money, you care about monero. if you care about monero, you care about its security. if you care about its security, you care about its price. if you care about its price, you get your hands on any 'nero you can. 14:05:54 Sounds like insecurity and bag holder syndrome 14:07:03 if you guys want monero security, the number must go up. no other ways around it. all the technical change proposals are essentially copes trying to reduce this fact. 14:08:01 NGU is not possible because Monero's liquidity is non-existent on CEXs and current solutions for DEXs like BSX, RetoSwap, etc. are complicated for normies 14:08:05 buymoneronow vs sellmoneronow :D 14:08:13 We've been over this so many times 14:09:40 The solution is Serai. The design of Serai DEX is similar to that of Thorchain, with an emphasis on user-friendly UI/UX. However, work on the project has slowed down, and it is not expected to be released for at least another year 14:10:20 normies? who said anything about normies? i am still somehow buying over swaps. it's easy af for anyone that actually cares about having anonymous internet money. normies will maybe come after a 10x. it's not about normie retail right now. 14:10:38 sellmoneronow: any idea why development has slowed down? 14:10:44 Normies include ETH whales. Your swaps < 10K do not matter. I'm taking at least > 1M swaps 14:10:57 Trocador can barely handle 100K 14:11:57 The main developer of Serai (Luke) is currently experiencing personal issues, which have contributed to delays in the project's progress. Also audits for some libraries are still pending, further delaying its release 14:12:28 there is a lot of money that wants to become anonymous internet money, yet they're chickens. they're not getting every monero they can. they still think they going to have monero at ~250. they're fools. low liq just means price go up. 14:14:42 Low liquidity results in high price impact for large trades. For example, a whale on Ethereum who wants to swap into Monero might lose 30-40% or more if they opt for non-KYC means. Going through KYC defeats the point of XMR, especially with poisoned outputs without FCMP++ implemented yet 14:14:46 wen serai 14:15:36 Serai is an AMM that will solve both the liquidity and non-KYC problem 14:16:57 The only people who currently don't care about price impact are hackers, for example from the recent 300M BTC heist, that don't care about losing 30 - 40% of funds from swaps 14:18:28 The only people who currently don't care about price impact are hackers, for example from the recent 300M BTC heist, who don't mind losing 30 - 40% of funds from swaps 14:19:09 excuses. if they're on eth they're already kyc. they can buy kyc monero no problem. they can swap to new a monero address after fcmp++. fungibility is a fundamental pillar of sound money. monero is by far the best cryptocurrency that has it. there is no second best. imagine seeing the only form of sound money in crypto and making excuses as to why you are not going to buy it at s 14:19:09 uch low price. yeah liq is low, no shit. the price will shoot up because it's supposed to. what fools they are. that's all i gotta say. 14:19:53 I think the price will go lower 14:20:03 Until certain problems are fixed 14:20:18 (I think those problems are obvious right now) 14:20:45 "imagine seeing the only form of sound money in crypto and making excuses as to why you are not going to buy it at such low price" :) 14:21:09 It's called being smart. Why buy at $230 when you can buy at $100 or even $30 14:22:09 Also I get liquidated at ~$402 so please don't go higher thanks 14:22:30 of course the issues will be fixed. raising the price will even ensure the coin lives long enough to see it. no reason to buy later and not now. fools! 14:22:49 Short monero in the short term. Earn money from the chaos. Buy back in later 14:23:20 I don't see why Monero would suddenly rise in price with all that is going on 14:23:41 I would respond but something about price talk not being allowed in this channel 14:24:03 I think price talk is permitted because monero-markets is not bridged to monerologs.net 14:24:09 plowsof can correct me if I'm wrong 14:25:53 Yea in my opinion need some sort of big "fix" and then a big marketing push for optics. Anyone who isn't into Monero or even some of those who are probably view Monero as risky while Qubic keeps attacking and there's no real solution planned. 14:26:32 Discussion in #monero-research-lounge:monero.social is becoming productive now 14:26:42 I thought the developers were lazy. I was wrong 14:27:03 Many solutions are being worked on 14:29:28 Yea I've been following. But really need a single or combination of good solutions to be agreed upon worked on asap. My concern is if qubic causes some damage, there will be no way to fix public opinion on monero 14:31:01 Doug Dimmadome if you're in this chat message me 14:31:24 if you have money -> buy monero (security budget up) 14:31:25 if you have money -> set high fees (security budget up) 14:31:27 if you have CPUs -> mine 14:31:56 You are about two weeks late 👍 14:32:18 I started my short back in May :D 14:33:28 why would you think that the devs are lazy? 14:33:37 It was obvious that this was going to become an issue if you knew about the MineXMR situation 14:33:39 let's short squeeze his ass. if liquidity is so low we can set the price. 14:34:33 I didn't know the monero research chats existed, and I was going off X, where there was little to no activity 14:34:51 Don't bother 14:35:03 :P 14:35:46 I need to short Qubic soon though 14:35:54 based 14:36:06 I'm not biased I'm here to make money 14:36:19 When I see a ponzi about to implode how can I resist 14:36:25 based money 14:36:48 imagine reading twitter 0_o 14:37:22 I need to for "alpha" sometimes 14:37:38 Most people are on there 14:37:50 for what you do I suppose so 14:44:54 Nice, probably now it’s a good time to close, considering sentiment it’s at all time low 14:46:44 Nice, probably now it’s a good time to close, considering sentiment it’s at an all time low 14:53:35 I am considering Qubic. They admitted that they are operating at a loss ($-145,000 for the last epoch) in their latest blog post if read carefully. When the appropriate opportunity arises, I will rotate my position as I have recently learned how to short Qubic on a reputable CEX 14:56:41 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/nope.chat/QThotbWWuiAlNObVlBOSKYVM 14:56:49 LMAO 14:56:59 I can't see the image :( 14:57:32 fastpool has 400GH/s. Shows how easy it is to fake hashrate 14:57:58 Qubic's is not fake though because you can infer their hashrate from the amount of blocks they get 16:02:29 Monero really has some serious image problem if even memecrap like Shiba has a bigger market cap. 16:03:25 sellmoneronow: bait used to be more believable 16:06:35 monero’s crime? being useful but un-memeable. shiba wins at popularity, not purpose. 16:07:26 suikagang: and also feds do not want to see monero flourish 16:08:04 literally every govt/institution out there is trying to keep xmr off the shelf 16:08:21 more than that 16:08:24 if it wasn't qubic this month 16:08:29 it would probably be them son 16:08:31 soon* 16:08:53 if their measures fail, they'll just resort to 51% 16:09:05 most of the crypto is dominated by gamblers(so called traders) 16:11:31 it is genuinely baffling as how to people talk about decentralization and what not - then do the opposite lol. like btc is not what it was meant to be and yet its value just keeps skyrocketing. 16:11:48 i don't understand how a ponzi company like MSTR is driving the hype 16:13:17 it is not hard to see how the money flows in the market - BTC and then when btc bleeds it moves to ETH and then alts and repeat. now it is just another way for institutions to make money off retail users 16:16:26 Because they operate in a ponzi environment. 16:17:21 Not really. Advertisement, marketing and cults aren't known for being honest. 16:22:57 I think fighting Bitcoin and Eth is a losing battle and argument here. I wouldn't ever do it. 16:23:53 im not saying to fight against btc or eth - they are now the bluechip of "crypto" but i was just saying the irony in how btc is now vs what is supposed to be lol 16:26:01 where im from - anything with xmr is associated with terrorism 16:26:26 funny how just a couple of years back, btc was treated the same way 16:33:40 does anyone here use webmoney? 17:57:50 which venue allows this 18:18:06 MEXC have QUBITUSDT perp 18:43:20 I feel like the fact Shiba has such a huge market cap says more about the crypto space than it does about monero 18:45:00 I’m here because what’s happened to personal privacy in the 21st century has been a silent tragedy 18:45:32 countries got together and thought they could gang up on us 18:46:23 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> here for the privacy, the price is just a bonus 18:46:24 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> \>:3 18:46:27 Yes, i rembember thinking in 2017 that the crypto market would mature and only coins with real utility would exist in the future, but it seems it just keeps getting worse ahahah 18:46:53 Yes, i rembember thinking in 2017 that the crypto market would mature and only coins with real utility would exist in the future, but it seems that it just keeps getting worse ahahah 18:47:17 testtank: it will be like that soon 18:47:35 the moonboys and cryptobros will get tired of beating the same old dead horse again and again 18:48:10 Imagine telling someone in 1920 that the government, with the collaboration, of supermassive corporations, would try track and have available every detail of your life 18:49:16 What’s changed recently is they may soon be using AI to make citizen databases 18:49:35 lol, you're acting like they haven't done that yet 18:49:40 the EU made eIDAS 18:50:16 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> guess i'll be stuck here forever ;-; 18:50:40 I’m talking about something more extreme 18:51:02 Every photo of you, every relationship, every payslip and and expenditure, every relationship and piece of online communication 18:51:34 oh, eIDAS is only a step in that direction 18:52:37 Every photo of you, every relationship, every payslip and and expenditure, every movement and piece of online communication 18:52:40 Yeah i hope to live in world where Monero is bigger than dog coins 18:52:57 everything that makes you tick 18:53:05 your allergies, your interests, your disinterests 18:53:19 medical details, what you've been browsing 18:53:36 what kind of content you like to watch 18:53:40 (both SFW and NSFW) 18:53:43 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> adblocker, vpn, rooted phone, hardened os 18:53:43 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> what will they do lol 18:54:05 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> also, what will they do with my catgirls https://nekosia.cat/booru?page=1 18:54:06 very much, corporations led the way there 18:54:07 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> xd 18:54:58 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> use meshnets, bluetooth messaging, yggdrasil network... 18:55:01 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> and ur invisible 18:55:06 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> :3 18:55:10 they'd be able to blackmail you easily 18:55:23 I don’t think we’re necessarily doomed to this, but it would take a major historical contingency to wake people up 18:55:33 like literally call you up and tell you that they have a TON of dirt on you 18:55:48 and if you don't comply, they'll tell everyone publicly 18:55:59 including your family, friends, partners 18:56:17 testtank: There are just a few coins with a persistently-rising slow moving average. These are: btc, eth, xmr. Not doge and not even ltc. 18:56:27 so take comfort in that 18:56:28 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> we monero users will and will forever be a minority. unless you get people (ppl r dumb ._.) into crypto. 18:56:55 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> does anyone even use xmrbazaar even though everyone knows it exists 18:57:13 We’ve been blindly building the infrastructure for an ultra-authorian state 18:57:28 I have not 18:57:32 you can make anyone do anything for you if you have enough dirty secrets about them :P 18:57:38 We’ve been blindly building the infrastructure for an ultra-authoritarian state 18:57:45 just imagine how amazing would that be 18:58:03 no need to kill or assassinate someone, use what you know about them against them 18:58:04 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> ok. i love hatsune miku. hit me up. 18:58:47 i should take this to offtopic though :P 18:59:20 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> yee 18:59:55 Perhaps a global debt crisis could cause a proper rethinking 19:00:53 We know that's coming later this century 19:01:02 due to its exponential function 19:01:15 but it doesn't in itself weigh in favor of privacy 19:01:38 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> catch you after the ad break. more at 11. 19:03:49 I think it potentially could 19:04:44 Obliquely at least. It may cause people to distrust centralised systems and prioritise agency over convenience 19:05:23 But tbh I don’t know which way I’d bet 19:05:39 you might think in today's world where credit card companies are literally freezing your funds for selling NSFW stuff 19:05:46 you'd think monero would be bigger 19:07:31 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> monero is and will stay a niche project only used by hackers 19:07:33 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> ;-; 19:08:30 In fairness, if Monero were large, it'd be a lot bigger government target 19:08:44 so in this way there is that benefit to not becoming too large 19:09:05 but if monero was larger, it'd have more miners 19:09:10 much more hashrate and protection 19:09:54 We need them to overstep significantly more 19:09:58 c'mon, let's build a big economy on monero 19:10:56 I think payment providers will inevitably undermine their own power by following this route too far 19:11:41 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> "big economy" 19:11:49 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> of gift cards and stolen accounts yes 19:11:54 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> thats whats sold on xmrbazaar lmao 19:12:03 xmrbazaar is shit tbh 19:12:13 i mean the listings on it are shit 19:12:17 not that the platform is 19:12:19 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> yes. 19:12:22 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> exactly. 19:12:35 how tf am i supposed to convince someone to use it if it's full of AI slop listings 19:12:53 in fact the picture on the frontpage uses a crappy AI image, someone would think they like that a lot 19:13:03 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> yes lmao 19:13:06 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> dont convince 19:13:10 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> monero is hacker tech anyways 19:13:15 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> only meant to be used by certified pr0 h4x0rs 19:13:39 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> its because nobody wants to draw for xmr 19:13:39 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> lol 19:14:15 ....... ehhhh 19:14:21 you're kinda wrong there 19:14:31 there are artists that accept XMR 19:14:36 i actually found one on accident 19:15:00 <1​7lifers:matrix.org> o 19:16:20 if xmrbazaar had good moderation, it would be nice 19:16:30 last time i checked, they were dealing with rogue arbitrators lol 19:16:53 and these sketchy AI slop listings are only a cherry on top 19:34:12 https://bounties.monero.social/posts/203/0-050m-a-monero-attack-alert-app 19:35:41 <3​21bob321:monero.social> Lol 19:35:56 isn't a reorg only detectable from the logs of the node? 19:36:02 or am i wrong 19:37:32 Everyone has already sold their soul to mega corporations without thinking twice. Facebook is relentless by pulling shit like this https://localmess.github.io/ 19:38:16 I would beat the fuck out of zuck if I ever see him. 19:39:05 Also how they bought a VPN company just to spy on users. Pathetic. 19:40:00 huh, on xmrbazaar is there anything preventing one from making multiple accounts and doing self rating 5* ? 19:40:20 💕 19:40:37 It's unmoderated. No one uses it. 19:41:15 Thats untrue 19:41:15 Somehow we’ve sold our lives to the money-obsessed sociopathic autists 19:41:42 Just look at the front page. 19:42:37 https://matrix.monero.social/_matrix/media/v1/download/nope.chat/yKFeAJOyXWjhWCTgDQUKmlys 19:42:39 [@aillia:matrix.org](https://matrix.to/#/@aillia:matrix.org) moderates it and illegal listings are removed 19:43:10 ^^ 19:43:30 It's a lot of AI slop, as someone mentioned. 19:43:44 ​Somehow we’ve sold our lives to the money-obsessed sociopathic autists <<>> :) 19:44:45 Well most people 19:45:41 Probably 95%+ 19:46:14 There's still a chance. To maintain freedom. 19:46:49 But ig it will be niche. Hard to convince anyone who's already sold. 19:47:21 I don’t think this level of unfreedom is actually sustainable long term 19:47:30 Run relays, run nodes, run meshtastic relays with your friends. That's a good start. 19:48:11 But something big needs to happen to change society and culture in a fundamental way 19:48:13 It has been going on for quite some time now. I don't think it would just fade away. 19:48:41 I certainly wouldn’t expect it to fade away 19:49:27 If it fails, they would find another way. Far efficient. 19:49:40 I’m about historical contingencies, like the one that happened in the 20th century 19:49:42 i'd like it if there was something that is convincable to normies 19:49:44 like oh, artists 19:50:10 there could be a place listing jobs.... without the AI slop imagery 19:50:18 It's impossible. 19:52:33 Just look at the snowden leaks. That shit was 12 years ago. Imagine what they have now. 19:53:10 Sudden, serious and systemic government abuse of power, on a level far surpassing anything we’ve yet seen may do it, but I’m not even sure than would 19:53:11 Or vault7 leaks. It's insane. 19:53:28 Pretty terrifying 19:53:35 we need something normie-friendly to convince people to use 19:53:44 simplex has managed to do a good job at this 19:53:56 As long as people vote for their slavery, nothing's gonna change. 19:54:39 We need total anarchism, which has never happened. 19:54:42 Its worse, they don’t even know what they’re voting for 19:55:07 I’m not an anarchist, I’d be in favour of a new social contract 19:55:37 And the delusional thinking that govts are there to protect them. 19:56:33 Just look at how many offensive attacks is NSA doing. It should be illegal. 19:58:00 Typically this takes a war or a financial collapse, I’d prefer not have a major war 19:58:35 National surveillance agency 19:58:49 The best bet is to keep dodging them. 19:59:52 They probably still own NIST. 20:00:49 I used to (some years ago) describe my self as libertarian leaning, but I meant it in a very different way to the sort of billionaire class that uses than term now 20:02:02 They seem to describe a world where companies are free to do whatever they want 20:02:25 There are definitely some chain analysis fuck heads on this chat. Dirty bastards. 20:02:50 just like how there are youtube employees in invidious' chat 20:03:12 You think? 20:03:37 Probably scouring their issue list, the invidious chat room is not that useful. 20:04:15 you would not believe how fast youtube devs are to react against changes in invidious 20:04:25 they change the site's code in a few hours 20:06:40 gotta keep harvesting 📊 20:08:56 Praying for the day we watch big tech burn 20:09:23 At least newpipe keeps working. 20:09:47 Invidious still works fine on residential IPs. 20:10:33 That's not possible. For something like yt, the code changes require a lot of time. 20:11:06 they manage to do it fast though 20:12:41 i know youtube's backend is mostly C++, because there was a invidious bug that managed to trigger a C++ backtrace from an invalid input 20:12:50 but there's no way they managed to update the code live 20:23:54 nevermind, live patching is a thing 20:24:55 it shall come. but y'all need to learn some trading first. 21:40:25 I deleted my Reddit, long live Monero and decentralized social networks! 21:41:54 9 or so months ago there were talks about updating the getmonero.org website design, had a Figma and everything, any news for development on that? 21:49:08 I asked this question previously to Syntethic Bird, the answer is: https://matrix.to/#/#monero-research-lounge:monero.social/$5vtOw4gmrBW7NSh1Bp46y4cmXtg2-3XpxChm3-Sx5g4 22:24:37 Hi guys 22:24:37 I have a question regarding mining. If a pool has a hashrate of 30% can this pool poison the network and has the pool a chance to deanonymize transactions? 22:25:06 And if a pool has 51% or 99% (we forget re-org etc) do we would run into privacy issues? 22:25:33 non, no deanon like that 22:25:46 non, they can't hack privacy that way afaik 22:25:58 it's not how privacy on monero work 22:26:39 no 22:26:45 51% attacks do not deanonymize transactions 22:27:32 I know the issues with 51%. It was just a number. Lets say 99% and lets forget the whole re-org etc stuff. Just for privacy impacts 22:28:16 privacy rely (right now) on decoys, even if someone exploit 99% attack it won't change a thing 22:29:23 And also the reason why a 51% attack on monero is less worst than on bitcoin in my thinking. Even if there bad, they can't do targetted censorship (because they don't know who spend what) 22:30:01 i mean, they can only reject blocks 22:30:13 blocks of entire transactions and hope they hit the attacker 22:30:31 they can selfish mine and stuff. 22:30:31 And block random or all transactions yeah 22:30:46 but they can't like "I want to prevent X from spending" 22:31:33 and if they block transaction, eventually someone else will mine it, except if they keep full time 51% attack (they don't have that capability) 22:31:56 but they can try to do thing like double spend, it's why exchange might increase the verification to more than 10 blocks 22:32:52 to do a double spend they have to 22:32:53 a ) Make a transaction 22:32:55 b ) orphan then next 10 blocks 22:33:28 but even then it won't really work as a double spend if the first to have received the transaction do notice and don't provide service 22:33:43 and well, can you do "a" when you know you can do "b" 22:33:51 you can't know you can do "b" in advance 22:34:03 except if you actually have way more hash power than they have 22:34:13 thx 22:34:20 If there is a double spend, it has to a) be qubic or b) be a spam attack in conjunction with selfish mining. 72hrs worth of spam 22:36:26 i remember a spam attack in zcash 22:36:43 but it wasn't to double spend, but rather to massively bloat the blockchain up 22:37:06 for b) a tx would have to be reorged back to the mempool, and then put in a backlog for 72hrs, wherin it will he dropped. 22:37:07 this cost of spam for 72hrs is 600+mb of txs at 0.36xmr per mb 22:37:46 yeah, you have to maintain 51% capability and reorg for 72 hr 22:38:12 They can't do "b" 22:38:13 And they don't affect privacy. 22:39:45 damn 22:39:48 72 hours of reorgs 22:40:48 yeah, i dont see anyone pulling off b/ just noting that its the only other way to drop txs afaik 22:41:30 meaning, a regular users tx is not unconfirmed as a result of selfish mining _then_ never confirmed due to backlog at higher fee lvl 23:53:34 p2pool needs incoming connections enabled? 23:53:35 status says "No incoming p2p connections", is that of concern? 23:53:55 is UPnP enabled in your router? 23:54:36 you can't run p2pool in a NAT/CGNAT because it needs some ports open for incoming connections 23:56:31 You can afaik. 23:56:36 I did it in the past 23:56:38 oh really? 23:57:03 yeah, it's like running your home node. You can still make connection to other node and sync with them 23:57:12 well, i wonder if alexandre's router has UPnP enabled though 23:57:19 it's just that THEY can't establish NEW connection to you 23:57:26 yes i know 23:57:39 you can make outgoing connections i guess 23:57:43 Ideally you want incomming but without it it will still work 23:58:00 for nodes I think Incomming make it better for Dandelion shit 23:58:18 i wonder if your ISP is firewalling ports too btw 23:58:41 ideally they shouldn't, but some ISPs are like that 23:59:26 Lot of them block outgoing 25 because they don't want you to use other mail servers (in that case just use 587) 23:59:46 Cindy it's cgnat :/