If that is how it works then the best way to use it would be to keep a pool of LTC that went through MW then spend from it. You do not want to MW a specific amount then immediately move that same amount to somewhere. Because the receiving party could possibly determine the origin before the MW pass-through just based on the amount.

So on the other end you will get fresh coins with no history? How does it actually work?

Looks suspect. Why someone would spend $30k up front to get a foreign passport is weird, should be more like $3k. You can get a foreign wife for 10k, lol.

BCH is a better option IMO, they have CashFusion which is a very advanced coin-join which gives you almost Monero level privacy. https://bchfaq.com/knowledge-base/what-is-cashfusion/

MW on LTC requires the other party to also participate, something which exchanges and most people will never do. I used to use LTC but have found BCH to be a better option with more potential in the future as the community is very active.

Elon is controlled opposition. He always comes out strongly against what the dirty cabal is doing for the PR, then quietly cucks. So most people have this perception that he is fighting for the people but really he is a fully controlled Judas goat.

Very cool. Would try it but I do not have or want BTC 😆

Hopefully there is a BCH version coming next 👀

There is a small but growing Monero community on Retroshare, which is fully decentralized and never down.

How to join: https://monero.town/post/3403898

basicswap dex, not easy to use though

trocador.app

I hope this is the case now, because I know in earlier versions when the seednodes went down and I restarted my app it would not connect even though I had previously been connected to many peers.

The seednodes most likely perform some function that regular peers cannot due to some valid reason I am sure. This is concerning because if the seednodes are offline then the whole network goes down, thus making the network solely dependent on a server admin. The ideal is to only require seednodes for the bootstrap.

If you have a peerlist already then you do not need seednodes in monero, this makes it decentralized. If in haveno you need a seednode every time you join the network then it is not decentralized. The whole point of seednodes is to get you connected to other peers, after the the seednode is not required.

Good idea. Better yet make it also act as bookmark so if someone buys the book they will keep it.

They have since added the option. Settings, transactions, manual fee tier election.

Though you cannot specify your own custom fee because this is bad for privacy.

This is correct, the actual system we live under is called clown-world.

If seed nodes need to be up all the time for the network to work then it is not really decentralized. Would be great if after bootstrapping and building your own peer list the seed nodes were no longer essential.

Because authors, editors, and reviewers from around the world can easily and cheaply be paid for their work without the nightmare of trying to go through the legacy banking and payment system.

Makes sense, thanks.

Do you know if I already have a good peer list and the seed nodes go down and I restart Haveno will I be able to connect to the network and use it?

Also would be cool if peers with good uptime could automatically be promoted to seed nodes, not sure if this could even work but if possible it could make the netowrk more resilient.

Support proof of work defense through external Tor by @fa2a5qj3 in 3d44f37.

Does it mean we do not get this feature by just running the app and have to set up tor seperately?

Appimage is a great way for developers to release a binary that works on all linux systems right away. It is a burden on devs to create multiple packages.

Then distributions or users can take the appimage and build a package that integrates properly.

It is also trivial to integrate an appimage into your system by just creating a file that your desktop will read and create a menu item.