CBM monero is traceable meow?
xmr_unlimited
joined 2 years ago
Yes for normal public retail use i reckon. (Thank the dogs for the undernet) We need some clever system as a way to check if someone accepts monero as publicly they may be afraid to say they do.
Come get some
The sleeper has awakened.
They could do better, but you also have users than need their spoons to be spoon fed.
The best place is to raise a github issue. I think I read somewhere that the script needs updating because something has changed. May Just have to wait for an update for tails.
If there were multiple providers that hosted this and used monero multisig this would be really cool offline bearer digital money.
So.... Don't spend it at established establishments? We are better than this monero
Xenu we love you but we use tor and monero for a reason. Let us use this as well without admonishing our better angels.
Do you mean retoswap? That's on the live network. Haveno is the reference client all the development happens on. You don't need to do anything special. Should just work, It uses its own tor by default.
Original site, not relaunching, not a fork, YouTube guides, and CLI tools. Marry me?
Haveno is a fork of bisq. It uses monero as the base layer, NOT bitcoin, so its good for transaction privacy....plus cheaper fees! It is a standalone desktop application that has tor built in and does everything over tor.
It is currently in testing stage with fake stagenet monero and NEEDS YOUR HELP!
Haveno allows you to trade fiat and cryptocurrency for monero and other things like gold and silver. You are trading directly with another peer as you would with localbitcoinsLOLRIP and localmoneroWOOT.
The good thing about bisq and haveno, it can be a FIAT on/offramp. There is multisig and arbitrator protections when there are issues with the trade.
What to do?
- Download binary from the release page (or build it if you are a fancy maid :)
- Grab yourself some stagenet xmr from https://community.rino.io/faucet/stagenet/ and send to your monero address in haveno. -Create an account or 10 (all kept local, except the data you need to give to your trading partner)
- Make and take offers and generally test things out as if it was real money.
You can test with real people, or launch a couple instances on virtual machines and trade with yourself.
I think a lot more testing is still needed to get a good solid proper release.
Any bugs found or requests it would be great to make an issue on github. There is also a haveno matrix/irc chat for help and discussing haveno
bisq docs may help as a guide on how accounts, offers, etc work.
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Why is it news that a traceable coin is traceable