A curated list of Monero resources, including recommended wallets, payment gateways, exchanges, funding opportunities, and libraries with insights on open-source options and integrations.

Economic analysis of cryptocurrency, comparing Ethereum to alternatives, discussing Layer 2 value, and debating if crypto is currency or security.

Explains SIM swapping risks for SMS 2FA and advises against it for financial/email security, recommending authenticator apps and secure local storage for backup codes.

A guide for Windows developers to set up their environment and contribute to Monero projects like monero or monero-gui without a Linux VM, covering prerequisites, VS Code setup, dependency installation, building, and contributing.

Design document for creating a monero processor, based on the payment processor I implemented on lenerva.com. These days, I’d recommend spinning up monero-pay on a server, although support for mempool webhooks is a missing feature.

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The easiest way to buy Monero in Canada is deposit up to 10,000 CAD via eTransfers into Kraken for free, buy USD, and then buy XMR. Alternatively, up to 13k CAD, you can buy USDC on Coinbase and then use Trocador.app to swap USDC Arbitrum One for Monero.

We can create a Monero stagenet wallet using the command-line interface (CLI) on Windows and Unix-like systems, which avoids a bug in the GUI that prevents stagenet wallet creation after using a mainnet wallet.

Discover why Monero stands out as the best cryptocurrency for true privacy and fungibility. Explore its features, benefits, and how it ensures untraceable transactions