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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Monezon on 2024-04-02 19:13:14.


Hey r/Monero! We're back to update you on Monezon!

What's Monezon?

There's recently been A LOT of orders made on Monezon.

  • Our executors have processed 39 orders.

39 orders placed

  • 85.31 XMR circulated on Monezon (11861 USD).

85.31 XMR

Our current record is 8 orders in a week!

And we're now looking for more executors!

What's an executor? 🤔

An executor on Monezon is someone who purchases Amazon wishlist items for users, and gets paid in Monero plus a bonus for their service.

How can I become an executor? 🫡

  1. Start by simply creating an account on Monezon.
  2. Contact us on Session / Twitter so that we can approve your account.

At the moment, the only way to earn XMR on Monezon is by becoming an executor.

This will come to change in a few days.

Passive income on Monezon you said?

Do you have questions? Feel free to ask in the comments!

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/gr8ful4 on 2024-04-02 09:25:19.


Background of this rating

This extensive list is a Monero community effort over the last 3 years.

Some of the insights may apply to other coins, others may not. Usually the top CEX have 1:1 backing of BTC, ETH and USDT* (other risks may apply) . Everything else may be bought as needed if requested for a withdrawal.

Be aware that some data points change over time. Also be aware that CEX that had never listed Monero like Coinbase (low risk), Bitstamp (low risk) or FTX (extremely high risk) didn't make the list.

USE CUSTODIAL CEX AKA "CRYPTOBANKS" WITH EXTREME CAUTION

Only day traders should use these third parties for their trading stack and ideally withdraw after closing a position. Newcomers should make themselves comfortable with hardware wallets before buying on a CEX and always and immediately withdraw, what they bought.

| Fractional reserve risk | Custodial CEX | XMR status (may apply to other coins) | |


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| | Extremely high ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | KuCoin ➡️ | ⛔ withdrawals closed, regular incidents with XMR, *KYC since 01/24 | | Extremely high ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ + Scam alert ❌ | Gate.io ➡️ | ⛔ withdrawals occasionally closed, *KYC since 01/24 | | Extremely high ❌ | Binance | delisted 02/24, ⛔ withdrawals closed most of the time (despite claims to be open for 3 months from delisting) | | Extremely high ❌ | OKX | delisted 01/24, ⛔ withdrawals closed (despite claims to be open for 2 months from delisting) | | Extremely high ⚠️ + Scam alert ❌ | Huobi/HTX | delisted 09/22, relisted and "operational" but ⛔ withdrawals closed > 4 months | | Extremely high ⚠️ + Scam alert ❌ | Poloniex | "operational" but ⛔ withdrawals closed > 4 months | | Extremely high ❌ | Waves "DEX" | delisted 03/2022 ⛔ withdrawals closed (despite claims to be open for 1 week from delisting) | | Extermely high ❌ | ~~Bittrex~~ | delisted 01/2021, CEX insolvency |


| Fractional reserve risk | Custodial CEX | status | |


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| | High ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | Bitfinex ➡️ | incidents with XMR | | High ⚠️ + partial KYC risk ⚠️ | MEXC ➡️ | incidents with XMR, partial *KYC since 02/24 | | High ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | CoinEx ➡️ | incidents with ARRR, *KYC since 01/24 | | High ⚠️ | Tradeogre ➡️ | incidents with KAS and DOGE |


| Fractional reserve risk | Custodial CEX | status | |


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| | Medium ❌ | Newton | delisted 06/2021 ⛔ withdrawals closed |


| Fractional reserve risk | Custodial CEX | status | |


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| | Low ✅ + KYC risk ⚠️ | Kraken ➡️ | no incidents, delisted in UK, AUS |


USE NON-CUSTODIAL CEX AKA "INSTANT SWAP EXCHANGES" WITH CAUTION

Centralized instant swap exchanges which come with their own set of problems and risks can be a good way for many to route around CEX/CRYPTOBANKS.

Often those come with higher fees, shotgun KYC or are selective scams like "Changelly".

Most of them depend on external liquidity (or are fronts for CEX), which means they will halt or freeze the exchange process just as often as CEX (main culprits are ChangeNow and FixedFloat). In times of bigger market movements many of those sites will abandon trades that are not favorable for them.

You can use an aggregator like Trocador.app that has a security bond for transactions of up to $1000 and gives you a clear indication about competitive pricing and KYC risk.


| Instant exchange risk | Non-custodial CEX | status | |


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| | Extremely high ⚠️ + Scam alert ❌ | Change**lly | selective scamming | | Extremely high ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | ChangeNow | liquidity problems with long holds on funds | | High ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | FixedFloat | liquidity problems | | High ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | Godex | liquidity problems | | High ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | StealthEx | | | High ⚠️ + KYC risk ⚠️ | Simpleswap | | | High ⚠️ | Swapuz | | | High ⚠️ | Swater | | | High ⚠️ | alfacash | | | High ⚠️ | Letsexchange | | | Medium | BitcoinVN | no known incidents, own liquidity pool | | Medium | Exch.cx | no known incidents, proof of reserves, own liquidity pool |

Satoshi taught us not to entrust our money with third parties.

Not your key, not your coins

Crypto is all about control over your own money. If you don't self-custody, it means you entrust your stack, in some cases your life savings, with a third party that may or may not have ulterior motives, may or may not be a scam or may or may not be controlled or extorted by a rogue government.

The process of learning to become self-sovereign might include some pain. But as crypto history shows us, keeping "your" coins in the hands of a custodian is a 100% guarantee to set yourself and the community up for failure.

If you are in it for the gain, be smart and do it on-chain.

What exchanges to use then?

There are plenty of better (more secure, private, trustless) however still more inconvenient solutions that are preferable over using KYC/CEX. Those often come at a higher price as security and privacy have a price, but not necessarily at a lower speed. Indeed starting from zero, signing-up for a cumbersome and intimidating KYC process will often take days or weeks sometimes placing holds on funds while a P2P market like LocalMonero will give you access to coins <1 hour and coming at the benefit of not giving up your right to privacy.

| Exchange method | Exchanges | Trust level | |


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| | DEX | bisq, Haveno | ✅ escrow | | P2P | LocalMonero. AgoraDesk, Robosats, Zapit, Peach Bitcoin | ✅ escrow | | Atomic swaps | Samourai Wallet, UnstoppableSwap.net, AtomicMonero, BasciSwapDEX | ✅ trustless | | AMM (automatic market makers) | SeraiDEX, Maya, Thorchain, Uniswap | low for users / medium for liquidity providers (hacks) | | Mining (buy via electricity) | XMRrig, Monero GUI, Grupax | ✅ trustless | | Earning (buy via services and products) | any products or services | low - ⚠️ high (scams) |

What can you do?

If you are into cryptocurrencies for more than just some side gamble you really want to learn how to use the right tools to manage your money in a self-sovereign and self-custodial way. The more people learn about the risks involved and how to mitigate them the better for you and the health of the whole ecosystem.

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Given the success of the previous MAAMs (see here), let's keep this rolling.

The principle is simple: ask anything you'd like to know about Monero, especially the dumb questions that you've been keeping for you every other days, may the community clarify it all!

Finally, credits to binaryFate for starting the concept!

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The state of multi-sig (lemmit.online)
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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Illustrious_Sock on 2024-04-01 00:34:04.


Is it still only 2/2 or 2/3 and limited to cli? Are there some other implementations besides the default ones? Is the Moneto stackexchange answer about multisig that everyone links to still the most relevant one (it mentions beta)?

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/cakelabs on 2024-03-31 00:56:40.


Update your Cake Wallet on Android and Linux to 4.15.3 and on MacOS to 1.8.3. Also update your Monero dot com to 1.2.1 on Android and MacOS! (iOS is still under review).

  • Exchange flow enhancements and fixes like the "ALL" bug on the exchange page.
  • Add MoonPay to Buy options
  • Add THORChain to Exchange providers (THORChain doesn't support Taproot, but Cake does)
  • Improve #Bitcoin📷 fee calculations
  • Fixes enhancements for #Solana
  • Generic enhancements and bug fixes

Download links at: cakewallet.com

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/dericecourcy on 2024-04-01 21:39:50.


discuss (10 pts)

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Kayro_Official on 2024-03-31 23:34:45.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/MillowBroV on 2024-04-01 04:59:40.


Yeah, and incase if you guys are wondering, I've been mining continuously on my raspberry pi knowing it has a low hash rate and my old dell computer for about 3-4 days or so, in 1 of the days I even had my gaming computer with the rtx 3060 mine continuously, even with all these efforts I see no change...

I'm new in monero and just want to know if this is normal or not, thanks for your help!

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/AncapFuture on 2024-03-31 15:28:28.

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I insist all the mentioned tools available today are absolutely unusable in practice, though some of them do formally work.

For example I personally can use only small centralised exchange services, because DEXes and atomic swaps are too complicated for my understanding.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/dEBRUYNE_1 on 2024-03-31 10:50:35.

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Large purchase (lemmit.online)
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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/nigelbojangus on 2024-03-30 18:39:50.


Currently I use localmonero, however, looking to make larger purchases. I don’t care about KYC, just looking for a good rate!

Thanks

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/tikwanleap on 2024-03-31 10:03:33.


Interesting quote about adoption of Bitcoin in El Salvador:

The authors had expected that people might be skeptical of Bitcoin because of the volatility (and therefore risk) of cryptocurrencies in general. But instead, people shared that they did not trust the app or Bitcoin because they are not anonymous, as cash is. The latter explains why Chivo Wallet was not even used to conduct transactions in dollars.

As you can see, people naturally want private transactions. Cash is private but requires physical transfer. Monero is private digital cash and that is its only focus. What's happening now is that the world doesn't know that Monero exists. We need to educate people about Monero and that you don't need the government's permission to start using it peer to peer.

Even though the price is low, Monero's future is bright. There are many things to look forward to! Full chain membership proofs (FCMP). Seraphis. P2P exchanges like localmonero, Serai, Haveno. Atomic swaps with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/D1551D3N7 on 2024-03-30 21:49:10.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/3meterflatty on 2024-03-30 09:53:08.


The founders are about to get ass pumped by the US government.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/SilentDonor on 2024-03-29 17:54:27.


Silent Donor is happy to announce that we now enable anonymous Monero donations to be sent to any charity or nonprofit worldwide. 🎉 With offices in the US and Europe, we operate the largest anonymous donation platform in the world, built from the ground-up to protect the privacy of donors.

Now you don't have to wait for a given charity to accept Monero as a donation option - use our platform to send Monero donations to any nonprofit cause you are passionate about, leveraging our global giving network.

Click here to send your anonymous donation today:

🚀 There are a lot of discussions on this subreddit around how to get Monero more into mainstream discussions, or ways to help increase its visibility and utility. We think this charitable use case can help provide at least a step in the right direction, while still being true to the privacy focus of Monero.

How it works:

  • The Monero you send goes first to our international charitable fund's wallet. Then, our fund sends the donation to the organization you chose, but it comes as a donation from our fund - your information is kept private and is not shared with anyone. We are happy to send you a donation receipt after we have sent your anonymous donation as well, if you would like.
  • We can send donations in Monero if the org you chose accepts it. If not, we will convert the Monero to fiat and send it that way. We send all donations at the conclusion of every month.

As you likely know, privacy matters:

  • In addition to protecting the privacy of donors who simply wish to lead more private lives (for personal or religious reasons, wealthy donors who wish to avoid public attention, etc), we recognize that the stakes are higher for some donors.
  • Just last month, a young woman was jailed in Russia after it was made know that she donated $51 to a pro-Ukraine charity. Bank accounts of protestors in Canada have been frozen, same with bank accounts in Nigeria after the #EndSARs movement, and many more similar instances have taken place across the world, all targeting donors.
  • Monero can help people feel safe as they donate to causes, unbound by traditional banking systems and free from fears they will be persecuted by those in positions of power as a result. We're happy to play a role in bridging the gap between a Monero donor and charitable impact.

We are around to answer questions and listen to input from this community as well!

Please note that the charity/nonprofit organizations chosen by donors on our donation form will need to pass our due diligence (ie you need to choose a registered nonprofit organization). Also note we do not allow donations to be sent to individual people, nor any political donations.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/blario on 2024-03-30 07:26:25.

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The roadmap on the official website could arguably use an update. Please share your thoughts on what to include for the future as well as past achievements that are missing and should be added.

I'd argue it would be worthwhile to also include minor improvements and releases in past achievements, as it will show more activity.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/dericecourcy on 2024-03-28 19:19:15.


In my opinion we all should be supporting the network as best we can.

If you aren't running a node, or mining XMR, why not?

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Illustrious_Plate610 on 2024-03-28 10:16:18.


I remember mining XMR back in the days with XMRig. What do I have to look for if it’s my goal to find a lost wallet on old HDD?

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Raphael_LocalMonero on 2024-03-29 00:50:17.

Original Title: The Monero Standard #99: Tx flooding has stopped, Rucknium has released a preliminary analysis of the attack, a Monero meetup in Barcelona on April 6th, MoneroTalk on paying for AI using XMR & more...

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/Garden_of_Hedon on 2024-03-28 17:45:36.


I bought a SSD external hard-drive specifically so I could run my own Monero node.

The first 140gb downloaded in a single day. Now, when I open the wallet, it says "Daemon is synchronized" for about a minute, before the progress bar drops to zero and the "Daemon blocks remaining" message pops up, currently with 319,000+ blocks remaining. After the initial 140gb over a day or so, it's now inching along at about 10gb per day.

Is this normal? Do I need to fix it, or do something to speed it up, or prune it?

I'm worried I'm going to wait all this time then the blockchain is just going to be corrupt anyway because it took so long to download, which is what happened to me before I got a SSD.

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The original was posted on /r/monero by /u/LocksMans on 2024-03-28 00:09:25.


Most ways of buying XMR from P2P Exchanges use some form of a KYC service like a money transfer platform or a CEX. Weather that be Local Monero, Agoradesk or Robosats.

Recommendations of XMR adoption are typically through KYC Money Transfer Service or CEX coin exchanges rather then making a variety of p2p options that don't require KYC at all.

Cash to mail maybe the only real way, within the Moneros philosophy of anonymity, to buy anonymously. And this works yes but isn't ideal for adoption on a larger scale due its large inconvenience.

Money Transfer Services

At any time, your account could be deleted by these MTS for any reason they see as fit, with no reason ever given to you. They'll even ban you, the sender of money, because you sent to a account that exchanges your cash to XMR. To even send on their platforms, one has to give a selfie, Identification, Personal address, Full name, Phone number. Worse of all, on all of these platforms, the recipient can see your full name, voiding the anonymous username you've used to sign up to for these p2p exchanges.

Centralized Crypto-Currency Exchanges

A CEX will ask for the same personal information but its even worse. If they ban you, they could hold your crpyto and lock you out. And they already force a hold on your crypto when you buy. They can track you outside the CEX because the blockchains on CEX all typically transparent. They could know that you've bought XMR and how much. Note the crypto you bought on a CEX would be tied to your identity. This is because the crpyto used to buy xmr goes to transparent block-chain to a known exchange wallet, from whatever crypto to XMR.

Creating more anonymous Fiat to XMR options

One thing that should be a more widely available option, with low fees and cost, is prepaid debits and gift cards.

Prepaid debit cards are perfect as they can be purchase with no ID and multiple can be purchase at a time, all with cash. Gift cards are in effect the same in their anonymity with prepaids as they also don't require ID and once again can be purchase in bulk.

There needs to be more options in general for Fiat to XMR it can't be through a CEX or MTS as you need to use KYC. The needs to be easier options, if you want no one to possibly to know that you hold monero or the amount. That should up to you.

In a world in which monero could one day be prosecuted, users can only be protected with non KYC methods.

If anyone has any more ideas in which one could buy XMR anonymously do not hesitate to mention or create a discussion.

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