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  • If we get code out of this to easily set up such online token vending machines there is actually a lot of utility to be gained. People could use it for all sorts of stuff like NFT tickets or raffles or whatever:

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  • 1 You can fund Haveno trades through external wallets though:

    2 That is like saying "in my opinion Monero is not decentralized because I cant use it to send ETH". Haveno was never designed to have multiple networks. There is also only one Monero mainnet, not multiple. That doesn't make Monero centralized.

  • Pay enough fees to make sure the payment is confirmed in time. Because of RBF you can't make the argument that a Bitcoin payment has "started" as soon as it is in the mempool. You can be penalized up to 10% of the trade amount for being 24-48 hours late.

  • If you want to sell coins, you should put in the address where the coins are in right now. You can send from a different wallet than what you put into Haveno but it could complicate arbitration if there are issues. This is the case for everything on Haveno btw. Nobody can force you to follow the protocol but every time you don't follow it, you risk making arbitration more complicated which could lead to you losing the arbitration case.

  • The only difference is that sepa Instant has to be completed within 24 hours and regular sepa 7 days. So don't pay with regular sepa on sepa Instant trades and you are good, it doesn't matter if you select swap and then send a sepa instant payment.

  • localcoinswap.com as cash by mail option?

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  • Unless you have to use centralized sites like these for some reason, please use Haveno instead. Adopting the decentralized option now before Monero is banned everywhere is much better for the community than monkey-branching from centralized site to centralized site every time they delist Monero.

  • People could theoretically put their reto .onion onto their profile or sign it with their pgp key and then you can search for it in the client.

  • Correct. 25% was an example and usually it will be way lower than that. Makers will sell at higher prices for payment methods that are more risky and lower prices for less risky options. It's a rather simple example of the free market regulating itself.

  • Because people asked for them and market makers can manage the risk themselves. If you charge 25% extra, you make profit as long as you get scammed less than every 4th trade.

  • ignoring that "use CEX, ignore DEX" is an insane take, those don't support fiat currencies.

  • I have these plus some extra ones all in a wallet I'd be willing to part with for 5 XMR.

  • Thanks.

  • This reminds me of the people confidentially talking about how they use FTX and "the experts are better at keeping the coins safe than i do" so they leave their coins on CEXs and get rugged.

  • The only Haveno network that ever had any real trades on it is haveno-reto.

  • well except for that one that never launched but bought a ton of haveno domains, cloned the haveno website and even got @haveno on telegram

  • The code itself is open source and maintained by the lead dev woodser, the reto repo is managed by the reto team

  • I don't think that matters much, even the Monero GUI wallet can read QR codes from your screen. I bet it would only make it minimally more resource intensive to look for QR codes while scraping for addresses 😅

  • There are none.