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When trying to swap something to XMR (esp. a large amount? or at a small CEX?), it seems that there is always a possibility that the CEX (which may claim you can swap any amount) may not actually have enough XMR.

(They might be offering to sell Monero, when they don’t have enough.)

PS. Historically there are a few warnings: https://metager.de/meta/meta.ger3?eingabe=Exolix%20Monero

You clearly said: “Unlike others exchange aggregator Intercambio is created by Trusted Monero Community members” — implying yours is better, more trusted than Trocador.

If you’re “friendly”, you can ask, “I don’t understand what you mean. Could you explain?“ — Saying “Yes theres uBlock, and ?” doesn’t sound too friendly, not willing to learn new things. It’s irrelevant whether you personally dislike me or not; what you do is honest and good, your business might be successful. We’ll see.

See also: https://monero.town/post/942859 How to sell $300k+ Monero without origin of funds?

@heikomat@lemmy.world If you’re still interested, now the recommendation is, that “in” is bigger: https://monero.town/post/1163754

the market made it’s choice

Theses networks usage peaked the last bullrun

Perhaps by “the market” you mean like exchanges, where investors trades tokens. Most ppl here use xmr to buy things or services. That might be why you sound a bit off.

Imho this idea seems a bit too pushy, while your monero.im multisig escrow experiment is respectable. (I have nothing against you personally. Some of your ideas are interesting! Ideas and a person are different.)

You claimed you’re a “Trusted Monero Community member”; you claimed “I’m pretty known” To cover up these false claims “retrospectively”, now you’re trying to become better-know here (so your pro-profit business might be successful).
Recently you made several questionable moves: you said your page is no-js no-log but CF becon js is there. You didn’t understand Tails uBO subtlety either. And you disrepect Trocador.app … Frankly your posts seem a bit iffy. Nevertheless, some of your ideas might become splendid ones :)

Are you new to Monero? To ditch something, you’d have to use it in the first place.

In some areas, xmr are used more than btc, and that was like last year’s news.

Both in the EU and in the US… things are not looking too good.

Pysh also objected to FinCEN’s record-keeping demands regarding “anonymity enhanced CVCs.” These refer to digital assets with enhanced privacy protocols like Monero.

To FinCEN’s credit, malicious actors like North Korea’s Lazarus Group have certainly used Monero to launder money while covering their tracks. However, everyday US citizens also use Monero for legitimate purposes, like purchasing art, video games, or even gifting presents when the sender wants the gift to be a surprise even for tech-savvy recipients.

A copycat in a way, but having more options is not bad. Except this FAQ statement feels a bit disrespectful & preposterous.

Is it really anonymous?

Unlike others exchange aggregator Intercambio is created by Trusted Monero Community members who have years of experience in providing the best possible privacy to their users.

They mean, “Unlike Trocador”…?! “Trusted Monero Community members 🤥”???

I meant the situation. Your assumption that Nitter instances are generally Tor-friendly (with only a few exceptions) used to be true, but anymore. The situation has changed and as such your understanding is slightly outdated.

I’ll accept that you’re saying you did this out of good will. So you too can accept that the results were not necessarily ideal, as many instances are not (or no longer) exactly Tor-friendly.

When talking to Tails users next time, you might want to consider nitter.oksocial.net (officially used by EFF too)

a nice no-log, no-js site…

https://static(.)cloudflareinsights(.)com/beacon.min.js/v84a3a4012de94ce1a686ba8c167c359c1696973893317 etc.