anybody have experience using bisq?

i'm interested to see if decent returns can be made by providing liquidity on the service

as long as one has the capital

it's not uncommon for one to pay more than 8% extra

vibes

sgp_, fluffypony: twitter.com/jurbed/status/1327206062437621760

interesting thread

Definitely need to give it a read

Interesting article

"Miners...are mostly not cypherpunks, but corporations with shareholders, the CEO wears a suit and a tie, the company has a business permit, all stamps in order"

This is why we have RandomX

I just posted some updates for the atomic swap project: reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/jthdez…yfunded_atomic_swap_project_kickoff

Awesome!

sech1: I wouldn't say RandomX fully negates the issue

There are probably large CPU/GPU mining farms too that are essentially run as corporations

I haven't heard of big CPU farms

On the other hand, botnets and cloud mining hackers are the opposite of "corporate miners"

Maybe some huge GPU farms also mine Monero on their CPUs, who knows

Those probably only make up a negligible share of the hashrate though

Yes, I think fluffypony reported that too

cloud mining hackers seem to have quite recently been able to nearly double the network hashrate

at least for a day or three

that does seem a little concerning ngl

in terms of 51% attacks there's almost surely not enough bitcoin asics sitting offline to attack the network even if they all came on at once. CPUs, on the other hand, the number of CPUs NOT mining XMR dwarfs the number that are

*presumed cloud mining hackers

not sure there was really any evidence besides in one instance

and there have been a few recently

worst case scenario we fork the algo to sha-3 or something

abacus

rehrar: I scheduled after the meeting you want to have

binaryFate fluffypony intj440 M5M400 Snipa we have a Monero Meet tomorrow at 18 UTC (noon CST) if you can join

Also hyc ^ and anyone else who's been around for a while

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