Am stoned af
Cut the guy some slack, I can promise you that most people involved with Monero would never support ideas like "let's create our own government".
Am stoned af
Cut the guy some slack, I can promise you that most people involved with Monero would never support ideas like "let's create our own government".
The data is public anyways, just not shown by the default lemmy ui. I put it below posts that stick out to me but you're right, this wasn't a case of "downvote-because-crypto" and unnecessary.
I would highly advise against using Haveno on mainnet as long as it has no official release π At best syncing and having a look around but if you try doing any actual trades you might currently be at risk of losing funds.
Is that the actual fee needed to get a 2in/2out tx into the next block or is this literally just the median of fees paid, distorted by the huge consolidation transactions?
Next time please keep it to a more on-topic community.
Cool site!
If that is actually the case, the crypto portion is at least not that bad. The 10k limit on cash transactions is just not feasible in some industries though.
Monero is actually the least volatile crypto asset that is not specifically designed to be pegged to fiat.
Note that it's still on stagenet. Mainnet testing is supposedly going live in a handful of weeks.
It's not in the !monero sidebar but in the Monero.town instance sidebar. Not sure if you can even see it on any mobile app if it isn't your home instance.
Now that's some pure fud.
The Reto fork made exclusively changes as required by the haveno setup guide, seems to me the source of this just wants to set up their own network.