<aadniz:kantan.cat> Websites that accept monero payment usually has some kind of way to generate addresses on the fly. I assume they are using subaddresses for that.

<aadniz:kantan.cat> But what is usually the process for cleaning up all these dangling subaddresses after some time has passed?

<aadniz:kantan.cat> It would be kind of strange to have thousands of subaddresses laying around that has accumulated over time?

<ravfx:xmr.mx> It just generate more and more. I think the limit is virtually unlimited.

<ravfx:xmr.mx> The program don't care, it just create a new one each time..

<ravfx:xmr.mx> Operator can decide to spend or churn from time to time

<aadniz:kantan.cat> 👍️

<gogo2464:matrix.org> [1] Connect to a Monero node

<gogo2464:matrix.org> [2] Allow BasicSwapDEX to run a Monero node (+90GB)

<gogo2464:matrix.org> Select an option [1|2]: 1

<gogo2464:matrix.org> Enter Address of Monero node [example: 192.168.1.123]

<gogo2464:matrix.org> what adress to I choose ?

<gogo2464:matrix.org> should I use tor ?

<yokoama:matrix.org> @gogo2464:matrix.org: if you are running locanode 127.0.0.1

<gogo2464:matrix.org> @Yoko

<gogo2464:matrix.org> it works now

<gogo2464:matrix.org> basicswap-bash

<gogo2464:matrix.org> runs

<gogo2464:matrix.org> I just require to buy monero

<gogo2464:matrix.org> from visa

<gogo2464:matrix.org> ah yes

<gogo2464:matrix.org> HOW to buy monero from visa

<gogo2464:matrix.org> I want a full guide tutorial to get monero from paypal/visa from 0 / from scratch please

<gogo2464:matrix.org> I am LOST

<yokoama:matrix.org> @gogo2464:matrix.org: kraken ?

<eddie:oblak.be> you're going to pay relatively high fees

<eddie:oblak.be> poloniex also works, last time I checked

<yokoama:matrix.org> @eddie:oblak.be: scamiex

<eddie:oblak.be> i don't use it much, but when I did it worked.

<eddie:oblak.be> Never used it with visa or so though, just crypto -> crypto

<yokoama:matrix.org> @eddie:oblak.be: they are notorius for blocking withdrawals for weeks and months

<eddie:oblak.be> I see. It's been ages I used it.

<gogo2464:matrix.org> @eddi

<gogo2464:matrix.org> @eddie:oblak.be crypto to crypto is less expensive than visa to crypto ?

<eddie:oblak.be> yes, much

<eddie:oblak.be> You will always pay (hefty) fees here and there, but the way I would do it is buy DAI (preferably on an L2 for less fees) using a wire transfer with some on-ramp

<eddie:oblak.be> then swap the DAI for Monero using trocador or retoswap or smth

<assholeorangecat:matrix.org> bitcoinist.com/irans-crypto-lifelin…-as-us-freezes-344-million-in-funds

<assholeorangecat:matrix.org> tradingview.com/news/newsbtc:ed6c03…sdt-freezes-unveil-a-shocking-truth

<assholeorangecat:matrix.org> finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/ar…ypto-investors-more-032000965.html[... more lines follow, see mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/wYntmf0KS1NuWER5 ]

<assholeorangecat:matrix.org> if only there was some private crypto 😇

"unveil a shocking truth" :D

<aadniz:kantan.cat> I tried mining on stagenet on remote node stagenet.xmr-tw.org:38081 but it didn't seem like I got any blocks. Previously I used stagenet.xmr.ditatompel.com:38089 which worked for mining, but that is currently down. I don't want to set up a local node since it takes up so many gigabytes, I just want to have a bit to test with that is more than 0.01 XMR.

<aadniz:kantan.cat> Do you guys know what remote daemon supports mining? How do I even check for that?

is this one of those videos where the neighbour knocks and asks for the new wifi password but instead someone changed their unrestricted node to restricted?

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> Did you mine with start_mining?

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> If so, rofl

<assholeorangecat:matrix.org> @aadniz:kantan.cat: what is your goal? apparently most have it disabled but there are some commands you can check it with. If you goal is just to get some testnet monero you can try a faucet.

<aadniz:kantan.cat> My goal is to test some code when a XMR donation is a bit large

<assholeorangecat:matrix.org> @aadniz:kantan.cat: Sorry I don't really understand what you mean

just explain to the code that 0.01xmr is a bit large

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> @aadniz:kantan.cat: --regtest 🧠

<aadniz:kantan.cat> But alright, thanks for the info

<aadniz:kantan.cat> Actually, the stagenet network doesn't seem to be working right now...

<aadniz:kantan.cat> I tried with all online nodes from xmr.ditatompel.com/remote-nodes

aadniz explain what steps you want to recreate

<aadniz:kantan.cat> Set up a wallet on the stagenet and try to deposit from cypherfaucet.com/xmr-stagenet or stagenet-faucet.xmr-tw.org to your wallet.

<aadniz:kantan.cat> Do you have any success with that?

node3.monerodves.org:38089 Height: 2106482/2106482 (100.0%) on stagenet, not mining, net hash 6.98 kH/s, v16, 12(out)+43(in) connections

node3.monerodevs.org:38089 rather

you need to add the "--stagenet" flag (or wallet mode) depending what wallet you are using

ask in #monero-support

<aadniz:kantan.cat> I'm pretty sure I have all the stagenet flags set, this worked all well yesterday

<aadniz:kantan.cat> Ahh right, thanks

<gogo2464:matrix.org> I lost my own message to where I asked for a tutorial on buying monero

<johngavgab:matrix.org> @gogo2464:matrix.org: Use eigenwallet

<yokoama:matrix.org> plowsof: can you do properly signed certs instead of self cert ?

<plowsof:matrix.org> @yokoama:matrix.org: its been a while, ill try to look at doing that again

<ofrnxmr:xmr.mx> @johngavgab:matrix.org: Only works in europe iirc?