This attack highlighted several issues that have been addressed. The biggest issue was wallets not automatically raising the default fee which led to transactions getting stuck for hours. Without the bug, you would have paid 2 cents instead of 0.5 for a transaction and it would have been confirmed at regular speed.
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.
New version tagged an hour ago, I doubt it will take much longer now.
I would highly advise against using Haveno on mainnet as long as it has no official release ๐ 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.
Cool site!
Monero is actually the least volatile crypto asset that is not specifically designed to be pegged to fiat.
There are a few approaches how marketplaces can be handled. If you want it to be truly p2p and trustless you might want to look into an overcollateralized model like the one used by the particl marketplace. Regular reviews without further authentication can be faked very easily for example by sellers "buying" their own stuff from sockpuppet accounts and leaving good reviews.
Even then, if you etch or print it with a machine you don't plan to keep airgapped forever afterwards, your seed isn't truly secure.
DAI multisig on Ethereum, would also solve the volatility problem. Additionally it would show just how much we believe in our own coin ._.
Can confirm that this is the same person behind both accounts.
I'll also vouch for TheFuzzStones services, he was doing trades at the last Monerokon :)
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.
I was wrong, I didn't consider that their attack could drain badly coded DNM wallets by double-spending withdraw transactions.