Robust Monero Escrow with offline Arbitrators
During the development of the Serai network, a new piece of innovation was discovered. This piece brings us one step closer to the birth of a trade-based civilization, that does not rely on central authority. Now we can include arbitrators in an escrow wallet, without their active participation.
The Bottleneck
Bitcoin is obsessed with limiting bloat. Ethereum is outsourcing the problem to layer 2s. Solana can't solve state contention effectively after cramming it all into the L1. There are many needless misconceptions about scaling. We take a pragmatic look at scaling and its future.
How the upcoming Monero Browser Wallet turns multi signature Escrow practical
There are far too many ways to lose Monero during an online shopping session. The countermeasure is to store escrowed funds inside multi signature wallets. It is seldom used, because it is hard to set up. Here is how the upcoming Monero Browser Wallet will change that.
How to start a censorship-resistant fundraiser with Monero
Monero offers a unique way to raise money for your startup, project or charity. Unlike Gofundme or Kickstarter, Monero fundraisers don't require a bank account or ID, can't be deplatformed or seized, don't take high fees, and it's possible to donate fully anonymously.
How Monero defends you against financial discrimination
Monero offers a unique way to raise money for your startup, project or charity. Unlike Gofundme or Kickstarter, Monero fundraisers don't require a bank account or ID, can't be deplatformed or seized, don't take high fees, and it's possible to donate fully anonymously.
How to buy Monero without ID or a bank account
Monero is a private cryptocurrency that can be used to shop online and send money worldwide. Monero's anonymity, low fees and fast transactions make it a better alternative to credit cards and Paypal. This is an overview of easy ways to buy Monero, that don't require ID or a bank account, and can be used by anyone.