They are refering to the monero requires to make or take an offer. Also no.
If he likes firefly there is still hope for him to switch to monero. I remember he had something to do with bisq early on.
Command works to install in tails 6.7 that I had here. Had to run the script a few times as it kept bombing out on the large haveno binary. It was not resuming the download it was trying from scratch.
I believe donations to the project are used as code bounties for devs to collect on completion. What a great idea. Toss a coin to your witcher....
There should be a standard for storing personal information. The standard should be not to store personal information.
Were people born yesterday on a scam free internet? Yeah i get you, but I don't think not being to but their first crypto is a showstopper for haveno or why Monero isn't pumping. Bisq2 you can buy btxlc without having, swap it. Buy something on Localcoinswap and swap it. Buy something on hodlhodl and swap it. Sell something on Monero market or xmrbazaar Mine it Ask someone to borrow some to use on haveno and return it with interest
One of my major gripes with bitcoin is that everyone that owned it got the same amount of bch and everyone including the powers that be think its OK. Is everyone sitting down? Is monero the only coin that stands for something?
'Hey fincen, Now that's what I call a bad motherfucking wallet' - diamonds
Don't like dark website for something that is eluminating as monero. Also...are we funding Diago so he may expand into property management for his next business or something?
Its should be standard that all credit cards should generate virtual card numbers via an app for online purchases. It shocked me recently that I had funds taken from a card that I never used online. Problem with using monero is the receiver needs to out themselves as a monero sympathizer ;)
Monero community was already aware of these avenues tho. I think they just wanted particular details in the video kept....private.
List of wallets shows featherwallet being ignored again 😀
I feel sorry for bitcoiners and windows users. They are fucking retards and don't know it.
Monero gets a mention big deal. He basicly buys low sells high. He doesn't love crypto he is a fucking wanker.
You can be a terrorrist hacker drug dealer clown man and investor at the same time
Decentralized P2P exchange built on Monero and Tor - haveno-dex/haveno
Come test some
Decentralized P2P exchange built on Monero and Tor - haveno-dex/haveno
Haveno ( https://haveno.exchange ) 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.
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 and install (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
- https://haveno.exchange
- https://matrix.to/#/#haveno:haveno.network
- https://github.com/haveno-dex
bisq docs may help as a guide on how accounts, offers, etc work.
- https://docs.bisq.network/index.html
