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GET PSYCLOPPED Anonymous No.2132[View Thread]
In the land of the blind, we are kings
https://www.psyclopped.com/
https://t.me/psyclopped
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In the land of the blind, we are kings
https://www.psyclopped.com/
https://t.me/psyclopped
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Launching a DAO very soon. Pleb frens are invited!! Anonymous No.2101
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[View Thread]Three steps
BUY DAO
DAO is first buyer of token launches
Token profits = DAO profits
https://t.me/KMSandFRENS
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Three steps
BUY DAO
DAO is first buyer of token launches
Token profits = DAO profits
https://t.me/KMSandFRENS
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HONEY BADGER DONT CARE Anonymous No.2099[View Thread]
[View Thread]HONEY BADGER DON'T CARE
Simply put, $HOBA is the greatest honeybadger themed token ever of all time ever
https://t.me/honeybadgerETH
https://t.me/honeybadgermemes
https://hbdc.tech/
https://twitter.com/HBDCERC20
Don't care
Buy & fard
Shid ur pants
Believe in urself
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HONEY BADGER DON'T CARE
Simply put, $HOBA is the greatest honeybadger themed token ever of all time ever
https://t.me/honeybadgerETH
https://t.me/honeybadgermemes
https://hbdc.tech/
https://twitter.com/HBDCERC20
Don't care
Buy & fard
Shid ur pants
Believe in urself
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Anonymous No.2092[View Thread]
[View Thread]new bogdanoff just dropped
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what will plebbit's market capitalization be end of year? Anonymous No.2039[View Thread]
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Found something curious, the first "proof of human-work" crypto: CaptchaCoi(...) Anonymous No.2000[View Thread]
[View Thread]Basically, you mine coins by solving captchas. I saw it briefly on 4chan a few days ago and it caught my attention, jannies deleted the thread almost instantly. I mined some already.
Anyways, just sharing it with the plebfrens.
https://www.captchacoin.net/
Their tg: https://t.me/+jUEACGzOR640ZDYx
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Looks interesting, but they are not addressing the obvious concern of multimodal AI farming this coin (GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet can already solve almost every kind of CAPTCHA), so I imagine that's literally their goal, to profit from AI farming the coin. Doesn't this mean it's a huge pump and dump scheme? Whoever will run the most profitable AI model will definitely dump everything asap. https://www.captchacoin.net/learn/proof-of-human-work.htmlimage
Basically, you mine coins by solving captchas. I saw it briefly on 4chan a few days ago and it caught my attention, jannies deleted the thread almost instantly. I mined some already.
Anyways, just sharing it with the plebfrens.
https://www.captchacoin.net/
Their tg: https://t.me/+jUEACGzOR640ZDYx
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Looks interesting, but they are not addressing the obvious concern of multimodal AI farming this coin (GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet can already solve almost every kind of CAPTCHA), so I imagine that's literally their goal, to profit from AI farming the coin. Doesn't this mean it's a huge pump and dump scheme? Whoever will run the most profitable AI model will definitely dump everything asap. https://www.captchacoin.net/learn/proof-of-human-work.htmlBoard: business-and-finance.bso File: 5ahrza.png (image, 1420x847)
Will FED cutting rates in 15 days finally start the golden bull run? Anonymous No.1982[View Thread]
[View Thread]I'm guessing nothing burger though. 2021 was the last bull run.
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>>1985
Yup, in fact the 10y2y spread is still negative (albeit very nearly zero now), and we know there's always a bear market first when it reverts back to positive. So the bull market (at least in equities) is probably in 2026 at the earliest. Aside from the question of how crypto will react is the question of BTC vs. the rest as you said. We could see BTC rally for geopolitical reasons while the rest of crypto lags (especially hype coins disappearing). Just in the last few days, BTC has mostly flip-flopped while "money" coins like LTC and Monero have gained and everything else is bleeding. >>
>>1989
Like a lot of small caps, it's fairly correlated in terms of selling but in terms of buying it's only correlated when it's the latter part of a big move in crypto. Meaning, when everything bleeds, Plebbit bleeds. When crypto goes up for quite a while, at some point, towards the tail end of that, Plebbit goes up. That's my observation anyway. But all that means nothing because it's such a low market cap that any major positive development - like the project getting know, a big surge in users, or tipping being introduced, etc. - would create a huge move upwards regardless of what else is going on. We saw that with the move from Avalanche to Ethereum, and a few other major developments. Of course, a huge move up would be even bigger if it's when crypto is stable and not bleeding. But in a raging bull market, Plebbit may get drowned by the hype of other things (dog coins, etc.) so that move up might not be as dramatic as one would think in that period. Anyway, I hope that's helpful and thanks for reading my essay!>>
>>1994
if we do an esoteric analysis of your plebbut username (the prefix being 'SE' and the suffix 'MA'), then 'SE' means you are a software engineer, studying to be one or should become one but that you also have a secret passion which should be pursued through a 'MA' or masters of arts. image
I'm guessing nothing burger though. 2021 was the last bull run.
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>>1985
Yup, in fact the 10y2y spread is still negative (albeit very nearly zero now), and we know there's always a bear market first when it reverts back to positive. So the bull market (at least in equities) is probably in 2026 at the earliest. Aside from the question of how crypto will react is the question of BTC vs. the rest as you said. We could see BTC rally for geopolitical reasons while the rest of crypto lags (especially hype coins disappearing). Just in the last few days, BTC has mostly flip-flopped while "money" coins like LTC and Monero have gained and everything else is bleeding. >>1989
Like a lot of small caps, it's fairly correlated in terms of selling but in terms of buying it's only correlated when it's the latter part of a big move in crypto. Meaning, when everything bleeds, Plebbit bleeds. When crypto goes up for quite a while, at some point, towards the tail end of that, Plebbit goes up. That's my observation anyway. But all that means nothing because it's such a low market cap that any major positive development - like the project getting know, a big surge in users, or tipping being introduced, etc. - would create a huge move upwards regardless of what else is going on. We saw that with the move from Avalanche to Ethereum, and a few other major developments. Of course, a huge move up would be even bigger if it's when crypto is stable and not bleeding. But in a raging bull market, Plebbit may get drowned by the hype of other things (dog coins, etc.) so that move up might not be as dramatic as one would think in that period. Anyway, I hope that's helpful and thanks for reading my essay!>>1994
if we do an esoteric analysis of your plebbut username (the prefix being 'SE' and the suffix 'MA'), then 'SE' means you are a software engineer, studying to be one or should become one but that you also have a secret passion which should be pursued through a 'MA' or masters of arts. Board: business-and-finance.bso File: wine.jpg (image, 760x1000)
/XMR/ General - Debut on Plebbit Edition Anonymous No.1951[View Thread]
[View Thread]### Welcome to the Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's leading decentralized P2P privacy cryptocurrency!
Monero is secure, low-fee, and fungible, meaning users can send XMR around the globe despite corrupt governments or broken financial systems. Innovative privacy features such as Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Ring CT ensure that Monero's blockchain is obfuscated -- In other words, the financial history of all Monero users is encrypted from the prying eyes of adversaries on a public blockchain, with transactions being visible only by a user willingly providing a view key.
Monero has also improved upon the scaling downsides of current popular cryptocurrencies. To avoid high fees, dynamic block size ensures that the size of the blocks will increase as the amount of transactions increases. Further, the mining network algorithm RandomX establishes that anybody with a CPU can participate in mining, preventing the ASIC miner domination that creates a high
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>>2021
No quite the opposite. Why would I click on anything from YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/Twitter? Not only do they block my VPN, it fuels the corporate machine and the content would likely rot my brain. But if your summary of the video seems highly intelligent, I might make an exception. That said your response tells me that your IQ is probably room temp level. As can be expected from someone getting their “knowledge” and “info” from the most garbage source possible (a YouTuber).>>
>>2019
They basically are able to trace some Monero transactions with the help of malicious remote nodes.
It's not specifically mentioned in the video but they did hijack DNS entries of previously trusted nodes to infiltrate wallets that used them (for example CakeWallet had one) which made their whole operation much more effective.
Through that they are able to know which IP addresses some transactions originate from, assuming they didn't use Tor or a VPN. Their database also includes exchange outputs with which they can eliminate decoys from other transactions (since they can confirm with the exchange that certain outputs in a ring are not spent/spent in another transaction), but also many other heuristics like co-spends.
In one of the examples they gave, they could pretty reliably follow the flow of funds, with many mixins eliminated and IP address correlation until they found a spend that had the target's original IP address exposed to their fake node and interacted with a centralized exchange in the past which of course they can subpoena information from.
This is basically a combination of a black marble attack (the black marbles being the exchange outputs) and bypassing of Dandelion++ with their fake nodes.
However, they also admitted that Monero is at the forefront of blockchain privacy and hard to trace even with their techniques and I presume they picked an example beforehand to not embarrass themselves. Still it shows that FCMP is very much needed.
The lesson is, run your own node, and at least use Tor to broadcast transactions.
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/master/docs/ANONYMITY_NETWORKS.md>>
>>2023
I wrote you a response yesterday and it never posted. It was long and I don't remember it all. But basically I wanted to give you a big thanks not just for the thorough answer, but for boosting my faith in Plebbit by seeing what you wrote. It's so rare to get more than a smart one-liner on here and anywhere on the internet. Gone are the days of being helpful by sharing knowledge on the internet with strangers. Now it's just name-calling and empty answers. So thank you for the most refreshing post I've seen on any board in a long time. It makes me think there are some intelligent, communicative people on here who can make this place worthwhile beyond shitposting.image
### Welcome to the Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's leading decentralized P2P privacy cryptocurrency!
Monero is secure, low-fee, and fungible, meaning users can send XMR around the globe despite corrupt governments or broken financial systems. Innovative privacy features such as Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Ring CT ensure that Monero's blockchain is obfuscated -- In other words, the financial history of all Monero users is encrypted from the prying eyes of adversaries on a public blockchain, with transactions being visible only by a user willingly providing a view key.
Monero has also improved upon the scaling downsides of current popular cryptocurrencies. To avoid high fees, dynamic block size ensures that the size of the blocks will increase as the amount of transactions increases. Further, the mining network algorithm RandomX establishes that anybody with a CPU can participate in mining, preventing the ASIC miner domination that creates a high
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>>2021
No quite the opposite. Why would I click on anything from YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/Twitter? Not only do they block my VPN, it fuels the corporate machine and the content would likely rot my brain. But if your summary of the video seems highly intelligent, I might make an exception. That said your response tells me that your IQ is probably room temp level. As can be expected from someone getting their “knowledge” and “info” from the most garbage source possible (a YouTuber).>>2019
They basically are able to trace some Monero transactions with the help of malicious remote nodes.
It's not specifically mentioned in the video but they did hijack DNS entries of previously trusted nodes to infiltrate wallets that used them (for example CakeWallet had one) which made their whole operation much more effective.
Through that they are able to know which IP addresses some transactions originate from, assuming they didn't use Tor or a VPN. Their database also includes exchange outputs with which they can eliminate decoys from other transactions (since they can confirm with the exchange that certain outputs in a ring are not spent/spent in another transaction), but also many other heuristics like co-spends.
In one of the examples they gave, they could pretty reliably follow the flow of funds, with many mixins eliminated and IP address correlation until they found a spend that had the target's original IP address exposed to their fake node and interacted with a centralized exchange in the past which of course they can subpoena information from.
This is basically a combination of a black marble attack (the black marbles being the exchange outputs) and bypassing of Dandelion++ with their fake nodes.
However, they also admitted that Monero is at the forefront of blockchain privacy and hard to trace even with their techniques and I presume they picked an example beforehand to not embarrass themselves. Still it shows that FCMP is very much needed.
The lesson is, run your own node, and at least use Tor to broadcast transactions.
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/master/docs/ANONYMITY_NETWORKS.md>>2023
I wrote you a response yesterday and it never posted. It was long and I don't remember it all. But basically I wanted to give you a big thanks not just for the thorough answer, but for boosting my faith in Plebbit by seeing what you wrote. It's so rare to get more than a smart one-liner on here and anywhere on the internet. Gone are the days of being helpful by sharing knowledge on the internet with strangers. Now it's just name-calling and empty answers. So thank you for the most refreshing post I've seen on any board in a long time. It makes me think there are some intelligent, communicative people on here who can make this place worthwhile beyond shitposting.Board: business-and-finance.bso File: IMG-1467.jpg (image, 640x985)
But DAT BOI on BASE Anonymous No.1910[View Thread]
[View Thread]PS
DATBOI’s FROGCHAN is now a PLEBBIT BOARD
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I had a dream in which Plebbit's market cap suddenly reached 300m out of no(...) Lucas No.1903[View Thread]
[View Thread]Should I talk to an astrologer or something?
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Any gems? megas No.1873[View Thread]
[View Thread]I need the money.
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we’re coming for you bobo Anonymous No.1846[View Thread]
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It gongo up Anonymous No.1828[View Thread]
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Presented without comment Anonymous No.1826[View Thread]
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Some of you started getting too comfortable Anonymous No.1814[View Thread]
[View Thread]Repent
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