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  • I do not think they care about regulating it. What they do not want is for it to become widely adopted. Removing it from all exchanges will effectively prevent mass adoption.

    This is why Bitcoin Cash is the better way to go for mass adoption of crypto. It is on all exchanges and you can get close to Monero level privacy with it using CashFusion via ToR.

    It also scales much better than Monero as the stress tests (https://monero.town/post/3601453) have shown Monero fails at around 500k TX per day. The nodes just cannot handle it and this is likely an architectural shortcoming with no easy solution. BCH has been tested up to 10 million with no issues and can likely do much more.













  • The Monero Research Lab (MRL) has decided to recommend that all Monero node operators enable a ban list

    I was under the impression that there was a network attack going on which was disrupting node operations, as has had happened in the past and that is why this post was created.

    My point is the nodes should be able to dynamically determine if misadjusted or allegedly misbehaving nodes are present and block/ignore those automatically without needing to apply a ban-list from a centralized authority. This is a long standing issue and measures in the protocol should be able to govern this, since it has not happened it appears that this is a fundamental flaw that cannot be addressed and instead a ban-list is the only solution.

    My question is what is preventing this from being properly addressed so applying a centralized ban list is not necessary? Is it a whack-a-mole situation where attackers will just tweak some other parameters and get around any detection?





  • Yes, Odysee is much better than YT, they will not block you for using a VPN and you can use burner a email to sign up. They also do not have annoying ads every 3 minutes, they have zero ads. Sad that so many creators refuse to post their content on other platforms and continue to support YT’s tyrannical monopoly. Still there is a pretty good selection on there.





  • Good job looking into it a bit instead of freaking out like most others on here. It is running and working and has been for over 6 years if I am not mistaken.

    Users do not have to pay to publish. Advertisers can pay to boost content and get visibility. There are many people dedicated to free speech and anti-censorship so they will continue to run nodes even if they are not turning a profit. At this point nodes stake coins and earn rewards, not sure of the long term tokenomics, have not gone super deep on it.