00:10:44 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> RetoSwap has launched the beta version of their application. For now, they ask people to keep the trade amounts low in case there are problems.
00:10:44 <br-m> <shortwavesurfer2009> https://github.com/retoaccess1/RetoSwap-App/releases/tag/v1.0.0.1-beta
00:50:19 <br-m> <321bob321> How come it was forked ?
00:51:29 <br-m> <torir:matrix.org> This is the Android app, not the desktop one.
00:52:59 <br-m> <321bob321> Yeah but forked from https://github.com/atsamd21/Haveno-app
00:55:07 <br-m> <atsamd21:matrix.org> network operators have to fork and configure it for their network, my repo is only for stagenet
01:07:51 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> this connects to an existing desktop instance?
01:08:50 <br-m> <ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Cuz i didnt see anything in their commits that pointed to any network. Just the fee changes + "stagenet" -> "mainnet" + repo links
01:12:32 <revuoxmr> Revuo Monero Issue 251: November 3 - 25, 2025. https://www.revuo-xmr.com/weekly/issue-251/
02:31:41 <br-m> <atsamd21:matrix.org> @ofrnxmr:xmr.mx: They changed the url to point to their haveno releases where it fetches the haveno daemon
03:59:15 <br-m> <datahoarder> https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/monero.social/foPLGgssajCZXiPDvwTBfddf.png (image.png)
03:59:31 <br-m> <datahoarder> Added an indicator on https://blocks.p2pool.observer/pools when pools go past 50%
03:59:47 <br-m> <datahoarder> for example, currently SXMR + HV + NP control 67% of hashrate
06:58:00 <br-m> <rbrunner7> Is the 10% fee for mining XMR through Qubic an estimate, or do really 10% of the shares you submit just "vanish"?
07:32:00 <br-m> <datahoarder> it's the fee their pools have
07:32:14 <br-m> <datahoarder> https://miningpoolstats.stream/qubic
07:32:17 <br-m> <datahoarder> jetski has 8% but also smaller share
07:32:36 <br-m> <datahoarder> note miners are paid on Qubic, and it's miners mining qubic which mine also XMR
07:33:41 <br-m> <datahoarder> https://qubic.minerlab.io/overview <- solo 10% as "service fee", PPS "up to 10%" service fee, "maybe lower"
07:34:21 <br-m> <datahoarder> apool: https://apool.gitbook.io/help/qubic-faq/pool-fee
07:34:25 <br-m> <datahoarder> 10%.
07:35:23 <br-m> <datahoarder> so 10% of your reward is gone, whatever that reward ends up being
07:35:56 <br-m> <datahoarder> @rbrunner7: about vanishing shares, seems it's also hard for people to "solo" mine as their shares don't propagate due to their network and are lost :)
07:36:25 <br-m> <rbrunner7> Interesting. But never mind, after getting ripped off 10% you get those wonderful, very valuable and future-proof Qubic coins, and that will more than make up for your loss :)
07:37:29 <br-m> <datahoarder> https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/monero.social/hQvqsjJpaNCkcvkeXqNXPxNY.png (image.png)
07:37:44 <br-m> <datahoarder> hey, top2 pools now control 50% + 0.2%
07:37:56 <br-m> <datahoarder> (in the past week)
07:38:53 <br-m> <neutronic99:matrix.org> Hello, could anyone point me to a privacy focused monero android wallet?
08:32:35 <br-m> <anything21:matrix.org> Netron666 Use Termux to run monero-wallet-cli. Route network traffic through TOR. Create an additional layer of encryption using GPG.
09:23:34 <br-m> <quantum_z9191:matrix.org> @datahoarder: what's the problem with this?
09:24:30 <DataHoarder> no problem per se. pools could collude together to get 50%+1, although unlikely
09:27:30 <br-m> <quantum_z9191:matrix.org> what will happen if they get to 50+1? 
09:27:35 <br-m> <quantum_z9191:matrix.org> sorry I'm new here
09:29:23 <DataHoarder> you can achieve 100% long term or select what makes it on the network
09:29:45 <DataHoarder> this is, sustained, not peak as Qubic did
09:30:29 <DataHoarder> these are not hostile entities but old people might remember MineXMR reaching 50% on its own a couple years ago
09:32:57 <br-m> <angled:matrix.angled.rip> @neutronic99:matrix.org: are you specifically against using cake? pretty simple & privacy level depends on how you choose to use it.
09:33:07 * sech1 feeling old
09:35:06 <br-m> <reaster:matrix.reaster.dev> @neutronic99:matrix.org: cake wallet is already pretty good, can reroute trough tor and have a self erased pin feature
09:37:20 <br-m> <angled:matrix.angled.rip> DataHoarder: people need to mine in smaller pools, definitely agree. I don't particularly care if the pool is openly hostile or not, they still should not have the ability to do any amount of shenanigans to the network.
09:37:46 <DataHoarder> go to monero ocean :P
09:37:48 <DataHoarder> or well. p2pool
09:38:09 <br-m> <marioob:matrix.org> @neutronic99:matrix.org: https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/m/matrix.org/YoaxaOglYPVAnkfRBMrIdwgJ. (I guess these are your only options as they are recommended on getmonero.org. Some of them you can even find on fdroid.)
09:38:26 <br-m> <angled:matrix.angled.rip> DataHoarder: ha, I actually have one machine on both atm
09:40:00 <br-m> <angled:matrix.angled.rip> @marioob:matrix.org: you say only options but there is a million wallets listed haha
09:40:56 <br-m> <redsh4de:matrix.org> @neutronic99:matrix.org: Anonero is a privacy oriented wallet for Android, you have to access the page via Tor though
09:41:20 <br-m> <marioob:matrix.org> @angled:matrix.angled.rip: I can only see 7
09:42:32 <br-m> <angled:matrix.angled.rip> @marioob:matrix.org: that's quite a large amount of wallets IMO
13:23:38 <br-m> <pcre> https://odysee.com/@pcre:e/mnp9:0
13:23:56 <br-m> <pcre> A program for reading a Monero transaction written in Assembler.
14:08:11 <DataHoarder> is this reading the json?
14:08:13 <DataHoarder> or binary frankestein
14:10:30 <br-m> <rbrunner7> And: "Why?"
14:26:05 <br-m> <datahoarder> easy answer, "why not"