tor is built-in and required for easy peer discovery. RS is not unmaintained, who told you that? Its on OpenSuse.
I sent you a PM.
tor is built-in and required for easy peer discovery. RS is not unmaintained, who told you that? Its on OpenSuse.
I sent you a PM.
both sides need to confirm Add Friend -> paste ID , works with version 0.6.7
(new identities can be created later)
ABDLXxNGkxHi0faNVlwm1nOkAxSDipxJtDsn4Oac3ngNBymUNOaU9QEFaGZvbmSQRAAAAAImljVtYnF5a3Iyc2tnYmR2emVwamdubXJibjVvZXJqZGNzbDN2cHdkbHh6amF0NWV2c3hocGdhZHlkLm9uaW9uBANeGnU=
yep. “hidden node (over tor)” lets you connect directly. I can see your user name is “gekut” and your onion address is hygzlzl2hxznxfxgzl3sghovnub5pjf555op72evqagihszkhtnz2bad.onion
It tells me you are offline atm.
RS is the most censorship resistant p2p net out there. You can create true friend2friend networks and thats end of story for the rats.
last time I checked no hardcoded seednodes nor tor hidden services avail.
So you are the only participant in the whole p2p network atm and people wont know your IP and cant "find" you. Later on with +100 nodes a DHT will do the trick.
It is possible to bootstrap a p2p network from scratch (without mining incentives)... and I hope people get interested before the next ddos. I used retro a lot yrs ago.
This chinese paper boils down to the common psychopathic wet dream: an adversary with unlimited resources will control every aspect of life in a totalitarian fashion. It's a fluff: collecting IPs does not "de-anon" any monero tx.
Don't be intimidated, this has never materialzed in the last 10000 yrs. In fact, China has legalized (illegal) mining (metal) coins after its paper currency collapsed (in the 15th century). It can happen again.
They don't like us
and we don't like them. This aggression against humanity will not stand.
asking for trouble... why not go p2p with i2p or retroshare?
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[–]rbrunner7XMR Contributor 10 points 2 days ago
Where does this come from? https://github.com/AtomicSwapLabs/AtomicSwapWallet/blob/main/public/monero_wallet_full.wasm
Answer: idk will ask devs.
[–]rbrunner7XMR Contributor 18 points 2 days ago
Thanks for the info.
A bit unfortunate that you list "open source" as one of your key features in your post, but the single most critical part is just a large binary blob where I have to trust you that you didn't doctor it from woodser's original ...
and then... reddit account and all posts deleted.
As you can see in my post on overlay networks I'm all in on DeFi. I just want to do it in a way that doesn't ruin Monero in the process. Blind merge mining and hashlock escrows are NOT the way to implement it correctly. Twiddle sees the problems clearly and points them out, if you dare to read. (He got paid very little and invested a lot of time, so please read.)
I would implement dApps or scripting, first, not on monero core. One-way atomic swaps is all you need! BasicswapDex and Oxen are less known examples.
TL;DR: blind merge mining and hashlock escrows are an attack vector for monero security on the consensus layer and an entry point for trojan horses. We CAN have all the DeFi we want without compromising security.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=9ZdWe5VZRuo [Kewde - BasicSwap: Increasing Monero's Resiliency using BasicSwap DEX] https://www.monerotalk.live/104 [Creating L2 & Proof of Stake Infrastructure on Cryptonote w/ Kee Jefferys (Oxen)]
At this stage (barter) order book based pricing used primarily for speculation is vastly overrated. When you use XMR for barter what you get will eventually cancel out.
Later on, a elastic money supply, i.e. varieties of social credit based on trust as well as a trustless basis (xmr) will be necessary ... but it will hopefully support ALL people, NOT only the 1% parasites. (That's why I shilled OXEN BTW - credit could be an app there)
And, to put things in perspective, a -25% drop in price means nothing, compared to the effort put into the attack. Fiat drops -25% every so often (measured in real goods). Most people take that, because they rather carry on and not worry about the gun pointed toward their head. To use a racket like this as a unit of measurement amounts to moral insanity.
If I am correct, Binance entered into short contracts, sold their XMR reserves ~@170, then released the BIG NEWS and now buying XMR back ~@130. This is - of course - a scam. Because they knew in advance when they will release the news and guarantee the drop.
Anyways, these financial acrobatics are short lived, so don't worry.
/EDIT/
In the past four years -3.1 standard deviations (FTX debacle) was the lowest value of the daily probability distribution for XMR. This time it is -4 stds, an order of magnitude lower.
Heuristics reveal that the delisting in itself (which was expected) is not a sufficient explanation for the magnitude of the panic. Given the track record, analysis and parallels to past financial attacks, a short wave based on a shark mentality of many players is likely.
For a short run down on Short selling attacks (like this one) you might be interested in https://monero.town/comment/3264836 (doesn't link to the correct comment, is this a bug? anyway.)
This is ~ 4 standard deviations BTW. I'd wait for a W on the dayly before buying the dip.
The short answer is: NOT YOUR NODE, NOT YOUR RULES
"federated" has been used lately to mindfuck ppl into believing they are free and decentralized. A federated government is not a democracy and a federated protocol doesn't set u free. It's the old server-client paradigm.