Great article - I've mirrored the downloads in case OneCoin try to have them removed.

Monero is quite the antithesis of complex. Yes, parts of the cryptography are more complex than Bitcoin's, but as a counterpoint Bitcoin's scripting system is orders of magnitude more complex than what

He already said that this is part one. It would be crazy for him to detail MRL-0001, MRL-0004, and MRL-0005 (all of which are ONLY in Monero, and fix serious problems that CryptoNote has) in the first

That field looks like it needs to be a Windows background:-P

*loud

Your "mixed" coin balance then resides in a single address, so that everyone that you subsequently pay can deanonymise you.

Speaking of the NSA and American military institutions , they also created 90% of the cryptography you use today. And they created and funded Tor. Don't forget to stop using your computer!

They're having issues with their image proxy, see here: Try refresh the page and it should start behaving.

They haven't bothered releasing a wallet in over 2 years. Monero is an unfunded, open-source project. "We" have bothered to build on Monero's fundamentals, which is why the project has had nearly

Most of the work being done on it is by mbg033: He could use some help - feel free to submit PRs directly to his fork until he's submitted a PR to get upstream in sync.

It's a completely different and unrelated project. I don't run a Steem node, I haven't looked at the code, I have no idea whether it will succeed in any way. But I do enjoy a good Markdown-based blogging

*piqued

I like the website as a blogging tool, especially because I much prefer Markdown to other markup formats. I don't have much of an opinion beyond that, as I haven't investigated it at all.

It's an untraceable, decentralised, cryptographically private cryptocurrency. You can read more about it on the Monero website, and here's a talk I gave on Bitcoin and Monero privacy in the Netherlands

You can use MyMonero on most smartphones, although there are some interface oddities. There's also MiniNodo by Shen Noether, one of the Monero Research Lab members, that implements the lightweight wallet

I'd guess they cost in the region of $200 a month to feed. To my wife's credit, she supplements their expensive high-protein diet with bulk vegetables that she cooks up on a weekend, so the costs are somewhat