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Here's Rucknium's latest article about the infamous #monero 18-block reorg: What happened, why it matters, and what it has to do with the annoying 10 block lock.
If I could understand the whole thing enough to be able to do the diagrams, you can do it as well!
But seriously, give it a read. It's important if you care about (and want to understand) Monero's inner workings and quirks better:
I've been using gupax.io for a week now, it really is easy and every hash makes #monero a tiny bit harder to mess with.
Today's trail is tomorrow's profile. https://image.nostr.build/a52e52b2d120f3d138e259538f5bd39e01f434fd968a4ded3540b109f239eb8b.jpg #monero
I think it's more like Argentina. They have a very strong precedent (even if ages ago) of hyperinflation. But I think it's reinforced by their love of cash, and giving the government as little information profiling as possible. They've learned their lesson. I'm sure that's why there are so many #monero users AND nodes as well. Plus they have a very strong hacking community.
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TIL Gupax is not really maintained anymore but there's Gupaxx (a fork) which is, that includes the XMRvsBeast hashrate raffle and will (hopefully) embed a local node for maximum cypherpunk mode. #monero #mining https://github.com/Cyrix126/gupaxx
Check out
's Nerostr project to run a #nostr relay and get paid in #monero. It's running the https://xmr.usenostr.org/ relay and it's great.
