android-termux-monero-node VS monero

Just wanted to share that there's a fairly full-featured Android+Termux script out there for anyone feeling adventurous: https://github.com/CryptoGrampy/android-termux-monero-node

I am curious if I were to use a Monero Node on an old Android phone for my wallet if their is anything in that setup that links to the phone. For reference, I am planning to use this guide, https://github.com/CryptoGrampy/android-termux-monero-node

If anyone isn't familiar, I (along with the amazing help of a few others), put a decent amount of work into the Monero Android Termux Node script-(https://github.com/CryptoGrampy/android-termux-monero-node)- a fairly simple one copy/paste line of code that installs a moderately difficult to use node on Android. Let's kick it up a notch.

Not only is Monero extremely well-engineered and well-optimised, but thanks to the efforts of the PiNode-XMR project you can trivially run a Monero node (pruned or full) on hardware as weak as a Raspberry Pi 3B+, a $35 device that was released in 2018. There's also an Android Termux Monero Node project that lets you run a node on any Android smartphone with an armv8 or newer processor, which stretches back to releases that are many years old. Yes, like-for-like Monero uses more space for a basic transaction than Bitcoin does, but that is a poor comparison. If every Bitcoin transaction used CoinJoin, then not only would it NOT hide the amount or the recipient address, but each transaction would take up significantly more size than Monero - ~2363 bytes vs. Monero's 1419 bytes.

Ah that’s almost certainly the problem. Delete all of the termux apps from play store and redownload from fdroid. The creator has all of the code and instructions in a repository now as well: https://github.com/CryptoGrampy/android-termux-monero-node

https://getmonero.org/ and check the other links at the right nav.

Hi, I'm new to this crypto mining in general. I came across a youtube video that involves mining with a raspberry pi. I KNOW this is not profitable, but I wanted to do this as a hobby. However, I was left wondering, if I were to use the getmonero.org as my wallet, how I can trade xmr for cad? I've seen other reddit threads saying to convert to btc, then into cad using kraken, or using localmonero. But again, I am new to this, so any information on converting xmr into cad is much appreciated!

Decentralized Monero focused exchange is added support for Goldbacks in their v0.0.11 release.

Have you read through getmonero.org yet?

Subdomains are typically different servers with their own purpose for the same domain. As long as you are on getmonero.org you are on the same domain.

There's no documentation for this. It's a file checkpoints.dat in https://github.com/monero-project/monero/tree/master/src/blocks and it's updated before each release and then embedded into monerod binary.

Finally, while it's true that we've encountered bugs in the past, it's an industry-wide challenge from which most projects suffer from at one point or the other, even for big projects like Monero. Such issues, while unfortunate, do not invalidate the overall value of the projects suffering from them as long as they keep on building and getting more and more secure over time. We are and have always as been transparent about these issues and remain committed to our mission of building a privacy-first, pro-liberty economy that's open to all, not just Particl users.

Connect to the official getmonero.org wallet with your Ledger, but you can't view anything inside Ledger Live. There are also hot alternatives like Coinomi, Atomic, Exodus etc.

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