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I've decided to make this guide after getting dozens of messages asking how i did it from my recent post in r/darknet
Firstly i hope its not against the rules and i do not condone any use of the darknet to purchase illegal substances whatsoever
things you'll need:
step 1: activate VPN and open Tor
step 2: go to dark. fail and look for a market of your choice
all markets require you to sign up so go ahead and do so but remember to never forget your login details as its troublesome as fuck to reset passwords.
step 3: look for a reputable vendor with a reasonable number of positive reviews. try to use markets that use escrow (funds are held on by market until you have received the package)
step 4: make the purchase and make sure to transfer enough bitcoins+ tax to the wallet provided by the market. Some markets require you to deposit your bitcoins into its onsite wallet whereas others require you to deposit on purchase.
when purchasing remember to type your name/address in the 'notes' box. REMEMBER TO SELECT 'ENCRYPT WITH VENDOR'S PGP KEY' to ensure all your info is encrypted
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We allows you to pick between 1, 3 or 5 concurrent connections on a subscription with no ip lock.
GameCenter is your one stop sporting spot where your going to find all the sporting events in one central place so you can easily find what's playing.
The service can be used with almost any m3u player. They also offer there custom app.
DarkMEDIA DOES NOT offer catchup or VOD.
Prices are quoted in Canadian dollars. (M=Months, C=Connections)
1 Month Packages - 1M1C = $10 - 1M3C = $14 - 1M5C = $20
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6 Month Packages - 6M1C = $48 - 6M3C = $54 - 6M5C = $67
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Trials are paid at $3 for 24 hours. If you like what you see and you want to go with a full subscription, I will deduct the $3 from the total.
The selection we offer....
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M3u lines are upto 4 concurrent connections. Mag lines (mag/buzz/formuler) are 1 connection.
We will provide you will all the connection details, apps and guides to get you going.
We don't offer VOD or catchup but we do have 24/7 channels.
Prices are quoted in Canadian dollars. (C=Connections)
1 Month Packages - 1C = $10, 2C = $14, 3C = $17, 4C = $21
3 Month Packages - 1C = $20, 2C = $28, 3C = $34, 4C = $42
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PM me you won't be disappointed.
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There are multiple Monero wallets for a wide range of devices at your disposal. Check the table below for details and download links. Attention: for extra security make sure to calculate and compare the checksum of your downloaded files when possible.
Please note the following usage of the labels:
⚠️ - Relatively new and/or beta. Use wallet with caution.
☢️ - Closed source.
| Wallet | Device | Description | Download link |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Official" GUI / CLI | Windows, macOS, Linux | Default implementation maintained by the core team. Use this wallet to run a full node and obtain maximum privacy. Integrates with hardware wallets. Current version: 0.14.1.0 / 0.14.0.2. | GetMonero.org |
| MyMonero | Windows, macOS, Linux | Lightweight wallet -- you don't need to download the blockchain and run a node. MyMonero was developed with the assistance of the core team. It also has web-based and iOS versions. | MyMonero.com |
| Exodus | Windows, macOS, Linux | ⚠️ / Multi-asset wallet. | Exodus.io |
| ZelCore | Windows, macOS, Linux | ⚠️ / Multi-asset wallet. It also has Android and iOS versions. | Zeltrez.io |
| Guarda | Windows, macOS, Linux | ⚠️ ☢️ / Multi-asset wallet. | Guarda.co |
| Wallet | Device | Description | Download link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monerujo | Android | Integrates with Ledger (hardware wallet). Website: https://www.monerujo.io/. | Google Play / F-Droid / GitHub |
| MyMonero | iOS | Website: https://mymonero.com/ | App Store |
| Cake Wallet | iOS | Website: https://cakewallet.io/ | App Store |
| X Wallet | iOS | Website: https://xwallet.tech/ | App Store |
| Edge Wallet | Android / iOS | Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://edge.app/ | Google Play / App Store |
| ZelCore | Android / iOS | ⚠️ / Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://zelcore.io/ | Google Play / App Store |
| Coinomi | Android / iOS | ⚠️ ☢️ / Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://www.coinomi.com/ | Google Play / App Store |
| Moxi / Guarda | Android / iOS | ⚠️ ☢️ / Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://guarda.co/ | Google Play / App Store |
| Exa Wallet | Android / iOS | ⚠️ Website: https://exan.tech/ | Google Play / [App Store](https://itunes.apple.com/app/exa-wallet-monero/id1457024905 |
| Wookey Wallet | Android / iOS | ⚠️ Website: https://wallet.wookey.io/ | Google Play / F-Droid / App Store |
| Wallet | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| MyMonero | Web version of the MyMonero wallet. | Web |
| XMRWallet | Web wallet with TOR support. | Web / Onion URL |
| Guarda | Multi-asset wallet. | Web |
Your balance is unlocked after 10 confirmations (which means 10 mined blocks). A block is mined approximately every two minutes on the Monero network, so that would be around 20 minutes.
The fastest and most direct way is by using the ExploreMonero blockchain explorer. You will need to recover the transaction key from your wallet (complete guide for GUI / CLI).
There are dozens of exchanges that trade Monero against Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Check out the list on CoinMarketCap and choose the option that suits you best.
There are multiple ways to exchange your Monero for Bitcoin, but first of all, I'd like to remind you that if you really want to do your part for Monero, one of the simplest ways is to get in touch with your merchant/service provider and request for it to accept Monero directly as payment. Ask the service provider to visit the official website and our communication channels if he or she needs help with system integration.
That being said, the community has been recommending two services in particular, XMR.TO and MorphToken. These services are only recommendations and are operated by entities outside the control of the Monero Project. Be diligent.
The correct place to ask questions and discuss the Monero mining scene is in the dedicated subreddit r/MoneroMining. That being said, you can find a list of pools and available mining software in the GetMonero.org website.
Before any action there are two things to check:
Settings, under Debug info).Because Monero is different from Bitcoin, wallet synchronization is not instant. The software needs to synchronize the blockchain and use your private keys to identify your transactions. Check in the lower left corner (GUI) if the wallet is synchronized.
You can't send transactions and your balance might be wrong or unavailable if the wallet is not synced with the network. So please wait.
If this is not a sufficient answer for your case and you're looking for more information, please see this answer on StackExchange.
This question is beautifully answered on StackExchange.
You have decided to use Monero's wallet and run a local node. Congratulations! You have chosen the safest and most secure option for your privacy, but unfortunately this has an initial cost. The first reason for the slowness is that you will need to download the entire blockchain, which is considerably heavy (+70 GB) and constantly growing. There are technologies being implemented in Monero to slow this growth, however it is inevitable to make this initial download to run a full node. Consider syncing to a device that has an SSD instead of an HDD, as this greatly impacts the speed of synchronization.
Now that the blockchain is on your computer, the next time you run the wallet you only need to download new blocks, which should take seconds or minutes (depending on how often you use the wallet).
The way to skip downloading the blockchain is connecting your wallet to a public remote node. You can follow this guide on how to set it up. You can find a list of public remote nodes on MoneroWorld.
Be advised that when using a public remote node you lose some of your privacy. A public remote node is able to identify your IP and opens up a range for certain attacks that further diminish your privacy. A remote node can't see your balance and it can't spend your XMR.
To restore your wallet with the 25 word mnemonic seed, please see this guide.
To restore your wallet with your keys, please see this guide.
This question is beautifully answered on StackExchange. Check this page for the GUI instructions, and this page for the CLI instructions.
If you want to support other Monero users by making your node public, you can follow the instructions on MoneroWorld, under the section "How To Include Your Node On Moneroworld".
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Schnorr complicates the chain analysis afaik
No, not by itself. But Schnorr can make CoinJoin transactions cheaper in the future.
do we really want CT with potential drawbacks (harder to validate, taking more space, ...) instead of just using LN as a mix?
CT isn't the only way how to hide amounts in on-chain transactions. Technique called PayJoin (pay-to-end-point), which is a variant of CoinJoin, can be used for such purpose too. Does not require any changes in Bitcoin base protocol and is already possible today. Currently supported by JoinMarket and Samourai Wallet.
what if I use 2 of my own LN nodes in scenario like this
It will not hide anything. In the simplest way, involving only channel opening, single LN transaction and channel closing, on-chain you will have channel opening transaction (sending funds from address A to HTLC address B) and channel closing transaction (sending all funds from HTLC address B to address C).
LN only provides privacy for individual LN payments itself. Usually channel closing transaction will send part of the funds of HTLC (payment channel) address to address C (LN node 1 wallet address), part to the address D (LN node 2 wallet address), but chain analysis will have no idea, how much payments and forwardings have been made between channel opening and closing and their details.