<yatta:private.coffee> There's no trophies for all the ofrnAI does

<dufebo98> The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York and the Justice Department’s National Security Division also filed today a civil forfeiture complaint against approximately 127,271 Bitcoin, currently worth approximately $15 billion, that are proceeds and instrumentalities of the defendant’s fraud and money [... too long, see mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/2qTpuL8KTS1MS3pu ]

ok

<dufebo98> I have a question. How can three letter seize this btc

seizing their hard drives?

and were previously stored in unhosted cryptocurrency wallets whose private keys the defendant had in his possession

$5 wrench except being govt they probably acquired the wrench for 5 million

maxis lead me to believe you can't possible seize btc

nor can you censor a transaction because blockchain and freedom

plowsof: freedumb

so i've been mining for weeks and my payout prgress have been stuck on 49% for a long time on monerod.org ideas?

<ofrnxmr> need mlre info

<ofrnxmr> More

only thing i did was raising my payment threshould when it was about 98%

i see the graph os my miners mining etc... so everything is connected

s/os/of

what miner pool are you using

monerod.org ?

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> "you'll see your pending payment increase with each block found by the pool."

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> maybe the pool hasnt found a block in a while

with an everage of 600KH?

yeah, something is wonky here

one payment from the pool since 09/17/25

and guess what?

last block found was 9/17...

go mine in p2pool

how much do i have to fiddle about in xmrog config to do that?

xmrig*

you have to run p2pool

and then point xmrig to 127.0.0.1 or something

ah so its like a proxy?

not a proxy :P

it's a distributed pool

<fartbubbler:matrix.org> moneroocean.stream is a good choice if p2pool is a bit much for you

> Under unknown architectural conditions, Zen5 chips running rdseed can produce (val=0,CF=1) as a "random" result over 10% of the time (when rdseed is successful). CF=1 indicates success, while val=0 is typically only produced when rdseed fails (CF=0).

<kriek:matrix.org> Hi all, the only safe way to buy monero is through haveno right?

<eddie:oblak.be> Not the only safe way, but one of them

<eddie:oblak.be> Certainly a good way

<kriek:matrix.org> If you know other ways I’m all ears :)

<kriek:matrix.org> There are too much fee on haveno imo

<namenet:matrix.org> @kriek:matrix.org: kycnot.me/?categories=exchange¤cy-mode=or¤cies=xmr

<eddie:oblak.be> It also depend what you mean with safe. I assume you mean private? Because less private ways can be safe too

idk i dont like the 3rd party arbitrator

i would rather there be a way for a smart contract

<torir:matrix.org> You can browse through xmrbazaar.com/search/buy-exchange (read reviews and be wary of potential scams), buy Monero via a cex if that is available in your country, or buy a different coin and swap it for Monero via a swap service such as trocador.app or an atomic swap program like BasicSwapDex.

<eddie:oblak.be> snake: Isn't that what basicswap does ?

<namenet:matrix.org> @eddie:oblak.be: No they use atomic swaps.

<eddie:oblak.be> I thought atomic swaps rely on smart contracts

<kriek:matrix.org> Right so maybe trocador it’s my best choice

<kriek:matrix.org> Thanks!

<torir:matrix.org> On BasicSwapDex, atomic swaps for Monero use script on coins that support that, but only to use a 2-of-2 multisig address on the script coin. It's not really a "smart contract". It is atomic though, since as long as you are online before it expires, the swap can either be fully completed or safely reversed.

<eddie:oblak.be> allright, thanks for that clarification :)

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> evm atomic swaps use a smart contract

<kriek:matrix.org> Cake wallet is too risky?

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> No

<kriek:matrix.org> Ok :)