AgoraDesk / LocalMonero

Eliminating the 10-block-lock would be a quantum leap in the usability of Monero. Having to wait 20 minutes to spend isn't something that would be expected of a currency that...

> I think the biggest risk is breaking the "privacy by default" property of Monero. Then another solution needs to be found. Nobody says that the 10-block-lock should be eliminated...

You can't realistically tell anyone that they should have thought ahead in the modern instant economy and call your product the next generation of money. Waiting 20 minutes to spend...

> A solution that doesn't jeopardize this would be preferable. I'd even go so far as to say that **only** a solution that doesn't jeopardize would be acceptable.

> Earning this UX improvement comes at a privacy cost, period. It comes at a privacy cost *as far as you know*. The point of this MRL topic is to...

Would dummy inputs that are indistinguishable from real inputs be able to solve the 10-block-lock problem? After all, it's the invalidation of transactions through real double-spent inputs within the 3-5...

@Rucknium can we bump the importance of the 10-block-lock problem up to 9? The inability to spend unconfirmed coins is a massive pain point in Monero for a large number...

Unifying to just one type of address should be a design goal. The UX and DX gets exponentially worse with each additional address type.

@tevador a few questions for you: 1. Could you please provide an example on how a payment URL would look like? 2. What about deposits to exchanges, where the amount...

> There is DNSSEC, which should be a requirement for the green check mark. The idea was that the DNS verification would be used mainly for online shopping when you...