No, the transaction tracing relies on the transparent bitcoin chain. It does not work for the off-chain payment methods and especially not for something super private like cash by mail.
It would greatly help if you would actually describe your project instead of having people search for your account on a different site.
The site is still being attacked. Biggest issue is the lemmy-ui crashing under the load, the server itself could just about handle it. I've talked to Digilol who I'll likely hire to move town to a new server and set up proper .onion support but the current server is still pre-paid for 200 more days and even after the move it's still possible that the lemmy-ui would go down anyways :/
Sometimes Trocador when I need to pay for something that doesn't accept Monero. If you use the ref-link in the monero.town sidebar it also helps fund the site without swaps costing any extra!
Running the latest, unmodified release from https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy
As you've already hinted at, that JS is most likely related to the PWA part of lemmy.
12 upvotes, only 3 out of the downvotes come from this instance.
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It's likely. EU also recently voted on a 3k euro limit for cash limit for non-kyced transactions. Good thing we have Haveno coming up which is a p2p marketplace and so far the EU has left p2p mostly alone (not like a ban would be enforceable anyways).
It's often the same people.
Most of the downvotes are from lemmy.world who have made it their new hobby to downvote posts on our instance, don't take it personal :)
https://serai.exchange will have its first testnet soon. It assume it could become THE place to trade XMR in the future.
Thank you Vik, much appreciated <3
It's not really but the paper suggested some improvements that would make the transactions waaaay harder to link to a trade. Definitely a net-positive for privacy.