For me, https://haveno-reto.com has been working great so far.

Thanks.

This reminds me of the people confidentially talking about how they use FTX and “the experts are better at keeping the coins safe than i do” so they leave their coins on CEXs and get rugged.

The only Haveno network that ever had any real trades on it is haveno-reto.

well except for that one that never launched but bought a ton of haveno domains, cloned the haveno website and even got @haveno on telegram

The code itself is open source and maintained by the lead dev woodser, the reto repo is managed by the reto team

I don’t think that matters much, even the Monero GUI wallet can read QR codes from your screen. I bet it would only make it minimally more resource intensive to look for QR codes while scraping for addresses 😅

There are none.

Hm I believe it depends on if you combine outputs from both wallets by doing so but you’d have to talk to a decoy expert about that.

Churning and sending to a different wallet you control leave basically the same on-chain footprint. Churning saves you the hassle of syncing multiple wallets though.

Unsure what this is about but here:

https://moneromarket.io/listing/2a144a14-3ab2-4e95-8463-48b9d546a6ea

Address: the donation address in the monero.town sidebar :)

There were a bunch of anime girls drawn by some Japanese person a long time ago but the zcash community doesn’t really care about it (imo a good indicator that their “community” is only really about NgU and not that organic). ZCash corporate likes to use zebras which is also not really working.

What issues are you having with Haveno? It’s been working very well for me.

Objectively, if used correctly, ZCash has better transaction privacy, at least until FCMP++ goes live with (probably) the next Monero hardfork. After FCMP++ goes live, no, Monero will be the objectively best privacy coin in all aspects.

In reality you have about 400 fully private ZCash transaction per day and 40.000 for Monero. You might literally be the only person making a Zcash transaction that day within a +100 mile radius, not much of a crowd to hide in.

There are many other factors like ZCassh having a CEO, dev fee, moonboy community and even their garbage tier mascot that make people prefer Monero.

It was always the case but you have to manually provide the address of a peer. You could open an issue on github to save a list of known peers locally.

Pretty sure any amount is fine.

Not really important. It just limits how much you can buy if your account isn’t signed, selling is not affected. Bisq: https://bisq.wiki/Account_limits

SEPA: I think SEPA chargebacks are quite rare.

PayPal: I think PayPal chargebacks, even on family & firends are more likely than on SEPA.

Can’t recreate on Jerboa, are you using Tor or a VPN on your phone?

because if the seednodes are offline then the whole network goes down

This is false. You can join and bootstrap off of any given peer that is already in the network. It will take longer to initially populate the orderbook and trade history since it comes from other peers piece by piece but otherwise you can use it completely fine.

It does make sense to have a more reliable, designated entry point since you can’t be sure everyone in your peerlist hasn’t just gone offline. Also, don’t the seednodes hand out the pre-populated orderbook? As well as some other stuff? There has to be some reason why that isn’t done by regular peers, right?