is the hashrate something to be worried about?

with the big spike

Not really

Just some dude who bought a whole bunch of cpu power, that's all

“There were 21 blocks in the last 90 minutes, there might be large hash rate changes,” ya don't say :P

.networ

.network

Network: tor

i wonder if exchanges have implemented locker long times

longer lock times

Locker long times for everyone!

ok, who thinks a bin drop will work fine for xmrchain.net

im feelin lucky

punk

i wonder if moneroexamples has started integrating the clsag stuff into the explorer

alllll right

xmrchain.net on 16.0.3

nothing but INFO

gingeropolous: does moneroexamples ever join irc?

occaisonally

rehrar my friend- could you fix the recent video "Monero Defcon28 Village - Friday Livestream" on Monero Community Workgroup ? when u rewind video changes to different

preview works and when you hit play it plays what it suppose but when you rewind it switches

yes we're looking at that

Looking to buy 1 XMR, I have 1.78 LTC. Posted in #-otc but it looks like that channel's dead since nobody's sent anything in a few weeks it looks like.

morphtoken might be what you're looking for.

moneromooo: I just get Error: blocked region

Ah, xenophobes. Hmm.

hello. I am restoring a wallet from-keys. So far so good. How can I check from my running cli wallet my blockchain height so I can restore the wallet faster?

If you mean "how can I tell it to restore from a given height", then it'll ask you when you restore. If not: set refresh-from-block-height N.

(set "set" for the exact name if not quite this one)

Yes, it asks at the restore after the keys correctly entered, but I don't know the height. I would like to know if I can check the heigh from my currently running wallet (so I can speedup my restore wallet test).

show_transfers

It'll list all your txes, sorted with the oldest first.

hmm, ok, thanks

moneromooo, ok, let's see if I understand right. So when I crate a wallet it is not part of the blockchain... My first registry in the blockchain is the first transfer, correct?

Unclear enough that I don't want to say yes or no :) Please rephrase.

if you just create a wallet, then nothing happens as far as the blockchain is concerned

sory, english is not my native language. :)

Restore height is from first tx, better to start 1-2k blocks before that

If you have time you can always restore from zero :)

Yes, 1) If I create a new wallet, I am not part of the blockchain? I can create a new wallet being offline, correct? 2)My wallet transfer is only 'part of the blockchain' when the first transaction is made, correct?

the blockchain doesn't care about wallets, really

Wallets aren't on the chain. Transactions are.

the wallet is just a fancy word for private key that allows you to spend coins sent to certain addresses

ok

And the secret viewkey combined with the secret spend key combined makes the relation to the primary address? is that it?

secret viewkey + secretspendkey ---> Primary Address ?

Yes.

both combined will match the primary address and makes my wallet authentic ??? Do not know if I am expressing correctly...

alright! :) Nice...

The wallet address is the public keys (which you trivially get from secret keys) plus a hash and a magic prefix.

ok, nice! getting there...

I have a technical problem with Monero GUI wallet I was wondering if anyone could walk me through my issue?

What do you think about "quantum computing power" to hack the keys in the near future ? Do you think it is a concern?

ruied no, because of the way maths work.

<monkfishNeedsHel "ruied no, because of the way mat"> try by explain your issue

Thanks for the reply monerod[m], I have a transaction stuck on 'orange' imgur.com/a/XyZxLsF, here is the screen shot. I persume this measns it is stuck on pending. I have tried restoring wallet, reinstalling the gui wallet, using the tx_flush command, and rescanning.

.

I have to understand a bit more about quantum computers and about the keys generated. I am concearned if a entity with a quantum computer could generate 'tons' combinations with generated keys and get some addresses with someone's coins... I think the odds are very very very low, but do not if the quantum computers can acomplish that task...

I have to get a bit in to the math... and the quantum computing operation... later on... :)

<monkfishNeedsHel "Thanks for the reply monerod, I "> So the addsess you sent the funds to did not recieve it?

its a pretty high fee.. 22 days in pending is unherd of

Yeah, its my own wallet and it yet to recive it.

also "sent" gives a clie of wahat happenes

sure youo sent to the correcg address?

Yep doubled check the adress with a string checker.

cheked*

The wallet is on the same pc, using the same local daemon would that affect it?

imgur.com/a/XyZxLsF is the correct link to the screenshot.

If any one has any ideas, it would make a huge diffrence to this one human's life. thanks for your time guys.

monkfishNeedsHel: is there an actual problem?

or just that the dot is orange?

IIRC orange dot = outgoing tx, green dot = incoming tx

Hello! Are there any Monero chatrooms that you can join through Tor? I know Freenode supports Tor but you have to connect through the clearnet and register an account before you can connect via Tor.

hello

what's your take on that guys?

seems like a dex buildt on monero but I've troubles to get what is it really

islanders: it is more just like tether but on monero-type system

from what I understand

supposed to use oracles or some shit

but in the end fairly centralized I think

is a monero fork in fact

with built in assets

does anyone know which monero fork start with v12 version

after some googling i couldnt find any

I used MorphToken to convert BTC to XMR a week ago. I never received the money in my Monero wallet (official client with local node fully synced, verified with remote node). I contacted MorphToken support and they said "contact your wallet provider for issues with your wallet"). Is my money gone? here is the transaction:

morphtoken.com/morph/view/?q=V3VGMPPDY39ME xmrchain.net/search?value=8b734fc35…65d3d68a190cc94e4998c8210d6cd98d300 Since then I successfully used a different exchange to do a conversion.

Check your "refresh-from-block-height" setting is lower than the height of that tx.

you didn't convert it, you exchanged it. sorry, pet peeve of mine :(

If it is not, reset it to lower than that (a bit lower than the first tx ever to that account), then run: rescan_bc

Run "set" to see all settings (including this one).

moneromooo: that worked, thanks! msg a monero address and i'll tip you.

Thanks, no need though :)

I don't suppose you ever modified it before, right ?

Are there any monero chatrooms that you can access through Tor without Freenode's policy where you have to connect to the clearnet and make an account first?

There's a dead room on oftc called #monero that says it bridged to i2prc and freenode

s/i2prc/irc2p

If you're ok with readonly, three's a site called monerologs.sometld, which IIRC doesn't block tor.

(which logs monero IRC channels)

moneromooo: i didn't have to modify it. while figuring out where my wallet file was stored so i could load it in the cmd client, i found the gui logfile, and it said the rescan i had done in the gui failed because it was an untrusted daemon (or something, the log has been overwritten now). the rescan in the cmd client worked and took about 2

minutes instead of returning instantly with a false claim of success like the gui did.

Ah. Feel free to file a bug in the gui repo (github.com/monero-project/monero-core)