Monero Konferenco 2022
who it's for
cryptocurrency developers (Monero core and protocol), wallet developers and integrators, privacy researchers and network analysts, miners and pool operators, merchant and payment infrastructure builders, community educators and adoption advocates
topics
Seraphis address and transaction format; viewbalance key and balance recovery; RandomX mining and p2pool decentralization; Monero layer-two payment channels; Atomic swaps and Farcaster protocol; monerujo Android wallet features; in-browser monero-javascript wallets; I2P tunnel takeover de-anonymization; partial linkable ring signatures (PLSAG); multisig best practices and tooling; network-level anonymity and transaction privacy; central bank digital currency scaling
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Reducing Monero's Friction Points for Rapid Widespread Adoption | Henry | 14m |
Monero sees only 30,000 transactions a day, roughly 10x fewer than Bitcoin and tiny next to Visa’s ~515 million, and that gap drives the talk’s concrete focus… | ||
| Trying to De-Anonymize I2P Network Participants | Konrad Baechler, Marco Purtschert, Brian Boss | 35m |
Analysis models a tunnel takeover against the i2pd client, combining Sybil and intersection techniques and requiring control of an inbound gateway plus a… | ||
| The Need for a Layer-two Network in Monero | Seth for Privacy | 27m |
Argues for a simple Monero layer‑2 payment‑channel network that targets repeat merchants and friends, claiming it yields ephemeral privacy (off‑chain… | ||
| Seraphis/Jamtis: Feature overview of the proposed upgrade to Monero | Justin Berman | 42m |
Proposes specific protocol changes: adds a viewbalance key so watch‑only wallets and multi‑sig/hardware signing work without exposing spend keys; upgrades ring… | ||
| Why we Monerujo? | Andrés | 24m |
Monerujo is an Android-only Monero wallet first released in 2017 with 25,000 active users reported from Play Store alone, Apache licensed open source code, and… | ||
| Decentralizing Monero Mining - How and Why | Howard Chu (hyc) | 36m |
Monero replaces ASIC-vulnerable proofs with RandomX (mainnet Nov 2019) that targets general CPUs (AMD best, Apple M1/M2 competitive), runs native x86/ARM or an… | ||
| DarkFi: Anonymous Engineering for Dank Net Markets | Amir Taaki | 26m |
Argues that crypto will bifurcate into regulated “RegFi” and an underground DarkFi that requires strong anonymity, cites a 15% USD tether premium in Egypt, and… | ||
| Financial Oppression Throughout History | Nathan | 26m |
Timeline from Lydia's electrum coins to Song dynasty paper money shows debt used to control outsiders and occasional state bailouts fail; Italian Jewish… | ||
| Make Monero Peer to Peer Again! | Juraj Bednar | 31m |
Argues for rebuilding private, cash-first Monero on a peer-to-peer market of vex slugs and proxy merchants who meet in local Signal/Matrix groups, use cash… | ||
| Building Web3 with Monero | AlexAnarcho | 07m |
A web app called tip xmr proves streamer tipping on Monero is practical: an initial VPS + wallet-rpc prototype is replaced by a browser-embedded solution using… | ||
| Risks and Problems When Shopping on the Internet | b068931cc450442b63f5b3d276ea4297, d2ro | 23m |
A local proxy store in Leipzig launched in August 2020 and implements a privacy support space that forwards purchases, offers lockers and a Tor hidden service… | ||
| Seraphis Balance Recovery | koe | 01h 12m |
Seraphis (Surface) balance recovery describes a working, implemented scheme that reduces scanning work by pushing most cost into a precompute step and then… | ||
| Atomic Swaps: Present and Future of the Farcaster Protocol | TheCharlatan | 06m |
Rust microservices implement a symmetric Bitcoin–Monero atomic swap protocol that can sweep Monero to a destination and act as an automated maker via… | ||
| Fireside chat with Director Marc Meillassoux | Seth for Privacy, Marc Meillassoux | 18m |
Documentaries contrast a lab-style data op with real-world effects: investigators installed spyware on a smartphone and used phone location, browsing and… | ||
| Why Multisig is Important – And How to do it Right | Luke Parker (kayabaNerve) | 19m |
Explains why multisig is essential for redundancy, atomic swaps and decentralized custody, shows concrete attacks and fixes: a rogue key attack on naive key… | ||
| User Perceived Privacy in Blockchain | Simin Ghesmati | 20m |
A user study of UTXO blockchains surveys 101 people, excludes 43 for quality, leaving 58 quantitative respondents and 12 interviews; results show over half… | ||
| Consequences of Consequentialism: How Trolley Switchers Derailed Decentralization | Edwin den Boer | 36m |
Argues that consequentialist reasoning pushes projects to centralize: examples include the DAO 3.6M ETH rollback and later parity freeze incidents where… | ||
| Partial Linkable Spontaneous Anonymous Group (PLSAG) | Haruto Yamamoto | 07m |
Proposes a Partial Linkable Spontaneous Anonymous Group scheme that turns three per-input CLSAG signatures into one signature regardless of input count by… | ||
| Network-level Anonymity and Transaction Privacy | Max Hampshire | 06m |
Nym mixnet sends multiply encrypted, identically sized packets with three hops between nodes and adds small variable timing delays plus continuous cover… | ||
| Scalable Digital Currency for Central Banks | Geoff Goodell | 12m |
Argues for a government-issued electronic token that users hold in non-custodial wallets and that keeps payers anonymous while allowing recipients to verify… | ||
| The Role of XMR in Portuguese Freedom-based Economies | Mr P, Libre, MRPT, Nala | 09m |
Portugal hosts active, cash-friendly XMR communities building local supply chains and mutual aid so Monero buys food, services and legal or IT help; organizers… | ||
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