(Please note: this article was originally posted on the monerooutreach.org site, which has since gone offline. It’s an interesting article, so I am mirroring it here.) “Dandelion++ stops bad actors… Read More »How the Dandelion++ Protocol Works on Monero
Note: This post is a copy of my pull request to the monerodocs site to update the multisig documentation section. Update: monerodocs is no longer live, but it has been… Read More »Monero Multisig How-To Use Guide – 2023
So, you have a Ledger (or Trezor) seed, and you want to use it with a Trezor (or vice-versa, a Ledger). Will your old seed work in the other device,… Read More »Are Ledger and Trezor seeds cross-compatible for Monero? No.
Doge has gone from a joke, to quite an expensive asset. As a Monero fan, it was interesting to see another coin with a perpetual emission rate gain traction. Specifically,… Read More »Doge coin emission rate – and how it compares to Monero
In a recent interview with Lex Fridman, Anthony Pompliano (Pomp) described the books he found useful when learning about Bitcoin. Whilst I don’t agree with everything Pomp says, I do… Read More »Pomp Recommended Books – Bitcoin Focused
This post questions what happens to Monero in a world where Bitcoin dominates. Does Monero still have a place, or does it become irrelevant?
This post looks at the concept of money representing people’s time, and therefore why it’s important supply of money is not unduly inflated.
This post looks at how demand for ‘digital privacy’ is growing, and how that might affect a privacy preserving technology like Monero.
This post looks at what stock to flow is, why it’s important, and what Monero’s stock to flow is compared to Gold and Bitcoin.
This post links to a timeline of key events in Monero’s history. A great tool for understanding the rapid evolution of the project since 2014.