Bottom line: wallets use three incompatible ways to turn a BIP39 phrase into a Monero wallet. Two wallets, Edge and Stack, do not use BIP39 for Monero at all. If you restore a 12- or 24-word phrase in a wallet from another group, you get an unrelated, empty Monero wallet, and nothing warns you. None of the schemes is weaker than the others; the problem is compatibility, not security.
Every BIP39 scheme ends at a normal Monero private spend key s, with view key
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bro bitcoin has privacy bro you just need to stop thinking of transactions as a single step and more like 14 steps and each step has its own tx fee and a 10-60 minutes of confirmations and just wash it through a bunch of trusted coinjoiners that wont take your money because theyre trusted and then move it through wasabi coinjoin samurai and if you care about privacy that much then just pay cash bro like crypto isnt for everyone sorry dawg but its pseudonymous and lightning solves it and your bank knows that public ledgers are good for accountability bro also i use nordvpn so my transactions are pretty much impossible to trace anyway
https://www.reddit.com/r/moonero/comments/ouo8u9/opt_out_of_mass_surveillance/h74cjtd/
Monero integration on Thorchain presents challenges that are (largely) unique to Monero. Many of the assumptions that Thorchain operates under, such as transaction memos and transparent addresses, fall apart at least in some form. This document should help address these misplaced assumptions to allow the inclusion of Monero into Thorchain with a reasonable implementation.
The Monero community wants transactions to look as indistinguishable to each other as possible. If some transactions have a unique use of tx_extra (Monero’s arbitrary storage feature), they will undoubtedly stick out.
While one can proceed with the aggressive use of tx_extra in a nonstandard format, this is risky because the Monero community may move to make this incompatible with consensus rules.
Hello <>,
I notice that you accept Bitcoin as payment for your services. Increasingly, merchants whose customers care about privacy accept payments and donations in Monero (XMR). Monero offers strong privacy protections by default.
There are many ways to accept Monero, including direct acceptance, BTCPayServer, GloBee, and NOWPayments (which also can convert to an EUR bank account for settlement).
Thank you for your time, and please do not hesitate to ask if you have questions. Adding support for Monero isn't just you adding any other coin; it's the world's most used private digital payment option.
Thanks,
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| # 2. Remove all characters before last `<`, e.g. `<matterbridge> <sgp> foo` becomes `<sgp> foo`. | |
| # 3. Remove lines containing `⇐` (parts). | |
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| # 5. Escape the `*` character, e.g. `*foo*` becomes `\*foo\*`. | |
| # 6. Escape the `<` character, e.g. `<3` becomes `\<3`. |