Friday, Nov 15th talks! | PART 1
summary
A 3¾‑hour conference reel that mixes concrete claims, code proposals and demos: Bitcoin actually offers some privacy while Monero’s confidential amounts are cited as the largest privacy win; FATF data and combinatorics argue scaling can swamp blockchain surveillance. A new addressing draft increases output size from 73→91 bytes and adds outgoing view keys and forward secrecy; a running demo shows Havano, a peer‑to‑peer Monero exchange using multisig escrow and Zelle fiat rails; Bitmain sells an X5 miner for RandomX (Sept 2023); US/EU surveys put crypto payments at ~1–3% and EU online crypto spending near €4.1B; Telegram drug ads show almost no XMR uptake.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Francisco "ArticMine" Cabañas
- 51:00Jeffro
- 1:31:10Woodser
- 2:06:30Sally Lui (Bitmain)
- 2:25:23Rucknium
- 3:00:30Rolf van Wegberg
- 3:44:45Outro
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