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Heres a few more: https://kycnot.me/?categories=exchange

Another option is buying from crypto ATMs, but they're usually quite expensive and have limits on how much you can buy without KYC https://coinatmradar.com/

Bisq, Retoswap, and Robosats are probably the most popular ways to get Bitcoin/Monero using fiat without KYC If you already have Bitcoin and want some no-KYC Monero you can use the above three too. Or for a quick swap you can use an aggregator like Trocador.app A third way is selling good and services on https://xmrbazaar.com/

I'm not sure it's true most Bitcoiners hate Monero. Many explicitly say they use it, or at least appreciate it even if they don't use it. I'm sure there are plenty of Bitcoiners that are closet Monero users too and just aren't public about it.

Honestly what's the difference? Using Monero is voluntary just like interest from lending and borrowing. If you don't like the interest don't take out the loan. If you don't like Moneros tail emission don't use it.

https://xmrbazaar.com/

Not sure what any of that has to do specifically with Monero. The problem is obviously coming from the cash/physical side of things. Applies just as much to trading Bitcoin for cash too. Cash-by-mail is the most popular fiat payment method on Bisq and Reto for a reason. If everyone was constantly getting scammed no one would do it. You can make it as private/anonymous/risky as you want depending what side of the trade you're on. You don't need a name or return address if you are sending cash by mail. There are multiple ways to mitigate risk (unnocuously leave marks inside the package and record everything in one go for the arbitrator in case of a dispute) but it's always going to be there to some degree like anything else. It's the receiver who is going to have more of a problem with privacy. If all they care about is privacy from the counterparty they can just use a PO Box. If you do an in-person trade neither party needs to know anything about the other and no arbitrator required. Bitcoiners are always talking about how important large anonymity sets are. Billions of letters and packages go through the postal system every year. Post offices are unwittingly the largest drug dealers in the world. If people were constantly getting busted for it that wouldn't be true.

Liquid doesn't have permissionless exit so isn't a true sidechain. Hidden inflation risk comes from cryptographic assumptions via confidential transactions (which Liquid also has). You don't know what you're talking about.

He's like super duper smart bro. You wouldn't understand.

https://getsession.org/blog/session-protocol-v2

Unless something has changed recently not a fan of railguns "proof of innocence" scheme to compromise with regulators. Flips burden of proof on it's head for privacy. Guilty until proven innocent.

Yea pretty suspect they were on the verge of decentralizing whirlpool coordination + adding Monero swaps for toxic change around the same time they were raided

How so? Bitcoin isn't native to Nostr itself only native to the client you're using. Clients that use Lightning just happen to be the most popular ones right now. Not surprising since Bitcoiners built Nostr.

The security model rests on them being economically rational. Those pools can include or exclude whatever transactions they want as long as that holds true. Only the minority of ideological miners are going to care and switch. This effects both but especially Bitcoin because 1) it has no privacy so pools have the ability to distinguish transactions, 2) it's more ideologically diluted than Monero because it's more popular, and 3) Bitcoin has no decentralized mining pools like p2pool atm

Just treat Monero as spending cash in that case. Where I can't use Monero I'll use LN and vice versa. But if you don't need it you don't need it.

Compliant community, zero aura Sorry to get all technical on you

Cashu is privacy improvement for those already using custodial lightning for something in the first place. If you're using self-custodial Lightning in a private way can't think of much else that would interest you...maybe the ability to send offline payments? Idk