yes FCMP++ may bring support for channels: https://github.com/monero-project/research-lab/issues/161 in the same hardfork so in mainnet a few months so development *could* begin right away

hell yeah, freedom and privacy rules. Concord and GRASP will bring a whole new generation of nostr users and devs, and payment targets were instrumental for the shift

just saw it now 💀

NOOOOOOOOOOoooooo...... it's over

this would increase the scarcity of Monero, and make it so there is no one able to sell it, making it pump hard and out price bitcoin and make the current monero holders rich LOL (jk ofc)

frontier labs treat AI safety by inspiring themselves on banks. so it's not surprising they think progress needs to slow down at some point, just like how banks don't want a too private too anonymous money to exist because it is dangerous, enables crime, enables tax evasion, and we can extrapolate that this will take us into anarcho capitalism and that means everyone will be able to own nukes in their backyard lol. Stop it because "think of the nukes!!" but in reality banks and frontier labs don't want to protect you, they want to control you accelerate open source

yes. or going back to banking, getting fiat jobs, etc, after getting a taste of freedom once

no more zaps

then just sell it for bitcoin, and the more sellers than buyers there are it will take it down to the toilet

Yes, the problem is layers and protocols like coinjoins just split devs and users and there's too much to keep track of, and hence there's separate teams and some small in size that end up failing where others weren't even looking, while on monero all devs and all users only have to develop and worry about monero's only code, or separate implementations of the same thing like in rust, which creates room for even more security strategies I.e. differential fuzzing etc

liquid was a "L2", so being lazy about security just because "oh well it's just an L2 anyway" is going to make this keep happening, and affecting those passing by the layers even if "damn you should have moved to L1 in time, shit happens", monero's approach is being aggressive in its security **because** it's an L1 and cannot fail at all, it's not a playground for tech