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[DMDCreeper]

I'm a $GRIN fan and bagholder, I don't care about the privacy that they are facing right now but I'm unloading my big since yesterday, I'm more on chart analysis rather than the development. I'm not selling because of what you said. The chart of $GRIN is really bearish right now due to the effect of Bitcoin price. I still have high hope on MW protocol and probably will enter again once this bearish season was over. Can't afford to lose way higher if I stay on alt coins.

Looks like you sold your bag just few days before -20% drop. Good catch!

[MostlyGhostly]

Just a heads up guys, it is not a good Idea to be Holding right now.

Grin still affords a stronger privacy model than Bitcoin or other non-privacy coins, since amounts are safely encrypted. But Mimblewimble provides a strictly weaker privacy model than Zcash or Monero. This makes it insufficient for many real-world privacy use cases.

https://medium.com/dragonfly-research/breaking-mimblewimble-privacy-model-84bcd67bfe52


This is not FUD, just a heads up. I'm sure the Devs will address the issue if its possible.

I havn't spent any time in looking into this but wanted to give you guys a heads up asap.

This is the actual article by the researcher:

https://medium.com/dragonfly-research/breaking-mimblewimble-privacy-model-84bcd67bfe52

I see him laying feces on mimblewimble in that medium article but I see no proof of the statement in the first paragraph. Can it be presented in the form of a proof? I can say that I could unveil sendees and senders in every single monero transaction but what will that account for without a shred of a proof. Disclaimer: Im not buying any of privacy coins. Will only buy when it tanks like 100 times of the current value.

[Hueristic]

Just a heads up guys, it is not a good Idea to be Holding right now.

Grin still affords a stronger privacy model than Bitcoin or other non-privacy coins, since amounts are safely encrypted. But Mimblewimble provides a strictly weaker privacy model than Zcash or Monero. This makes it insufficient for many real-world privacy use cases.

https://medium.com/dragonfly-research/breaking-mimblewimble-privacy-model-84bcd67bfe52


This is not FUD, just a heads up. I'm sure the Devs will address the issue if its possible.

I havn't spent any time in looking into this but wanted to give you guys a heads up asap.

This is the actual article by the researcher:

https://medium.com/dragonfly-research/breaking-mimblewimble-privacy-model-84bcd67bfe52

I see him laying feces on mimblewimble in that medium article but I see no proof of the statement in the first paragraph. Can it be presented in the form of a proof? I can say that I could unveil sendees and senders in every single monero transaction but what will that account for without a shred of a proof. Disclaimer: Im not buying any of privacy coins. Will only buy when it tanks like 100 times of the current value.

Why don't you try reading the rest of the thread, specifically this post.

Here is a rebuttal to the paper.

https://medium.com/p/8063371839b9/responses/show


Sounds good to me, move along nothing to see here.

[bbc.reporter]

I'm looking for an exchange I can buy grin. I used to use polo but us based so no can do. thank you

You can see exchanges where Grin listed here:

https://next-prod.coinmarketcap.com/currencies/grin/markets/

I would reccomend you Okex, Kucoin and Bibox (exchanges which I used and have not any problem).

Also, Grin listed to DEX exchange:

https://x.vite.net/trade?symbol=GRIN-000_ETH-000

However, do Okex, Kucoin and Bibox not require their users to do give up identification and other private documents?

[BLACKCOIN883]

How's GRIN or Monero or others not absolute as soon as ETH will have privacy? I'm not a troll, I'm honestly curious if there's any argument against what I'm saying.

[tromp]

How's GRIN or Monero or others not absolute as soon as ETH will have privacy?

Absolutely!

[chafer99]

Hi, why Grin31 algo is only for 6Gb+ GPU, if Asic coming? https://www.innosilicon.com/html/grin-miner/index.html

[suchmoon]

Hi, why Grin31 algo is only for 6Gb+ GPU, if Asic coming? https://www.innosilicon.com/html/grin-miner/index.html

What difference does it make? C31 was designed for ASICs but since none are yet available (?) then it's possible to mine with the next best option, which is currently GPUs. Difficulty adjustments take care of that. Once ASICs arrive GPUs will have to give up because difficulty will rise beyond GPU profitability.

[chafer99]

Hi, why Grin31 algo is only for 6Gb+ GPU, if Asic coming? https://www.innosilicon.com/html/grin-miner/index.html

What difference does it make? C31 was designed for ASICs but since none are yet available (?) then it's possible to mine with the next best option, which is currently GPUs. Difficulty adjustments take care of that. Once ASICs arrive GPUs will have to give up because difficulty will rise beyond GPU profitability.

Thanks, i get it already: https://cryptomining-blog.com/11280-the-second-grin-hard-fork-is-planned-for-january-2020/

[vand3]

Hello GRIN Community  ,

I was looking to start mining, and was wondering if someone here can recommend me a good gpu to start mining GRIN with.

I was thinking I can start with 1 to learn how mining GRIN works and than upgrade from there when I have the proper understanding of all this.

Thanks

[Spaceshuttle987]

How can I start mining?

[Hueristic]

How's GRIN or Monero or others not absolute as soon as ETH will have privacy? I'm not a troll, I'm honestly curious if there's any argument against what I'm saying.

ETH is already crumbling under its own weight and second layer privacy can never compete with first layer not to mention monero sends transactions in minutes for penny's, you just can't beat that. Maybe grin will match that with a lower  scaling someday but only time will tell. For today there is only Monero and anyone that tells you otherwise is selling snake oil.

[bbc.reporter]

@Hueristic. He is also not a troll hehehe.

Also, what is lower scaling and what will it match?

[Hueristic]

@Hueristic. He is also not a troll hehehe.

Yeah he's not a troll. Lol

Also, what is lower scaling and what will it match?

Means the blockchain may scale with transactions better once privacy is achieved, IE less bloat.
We shall see once they address the issues they currently face.

[sirazimuth]

How can I start mining?

let me google that for you

Hello GRIN Community  ,

I was looking to start mining, and was wondering if someone here can recommend me a good gpu to start mining GRIN with.

I was thinking I can start with 1 to learn how mining GRIN works and than upgrade from there when I have the proper understanding of all this.

Thanks

 three nvidia 1070's work well for me for past year since launch, though haven't kept up with the the latest and greatest...dyor

[pbfarmer]

I'm looking for an exchange I can buy grin. I used to use polo but us based so no can do. thank you

You can see exchanges where Grin listed here:

https://next-prod.coinmarketcap.com/currencies/grin/markets/

I would reccomend you Okex, Kucoin and Bibox (exchanges which I used and have not any problem).

Also, Grin listed to DEX exchange:

https://x.vite.net/trade?symbol=GRIN-000_ETH-000

However, do Okex, Kucoin and Bibox not require their users to do give up identification and other private documents?

Kucoin definitely does not currently require anything for limited withdrawal (<2btc/day?)  I've been using it since all the other US exchanges started shutting down / limiting coins / etc.

[bbc.reporter]

@pbfarmer. Use it while you can, however we cannot trust it to maintain it once pressured by regulators.

@Hueristic. He is also not a troll hehehe.

Yeah he's not a troll. Lol

Also, what is lower scaling and what will it match?

Means the blockchain may scale with transactions better once privacy is achieved, IE less bloat.
We shall see once they address the issues they currently face.

Blockchains with better privacy will scale less. This was what occured on Monero on the introduction of RingCT. Blocks became heavier and it was the reason why Aeon did not activate the code and might also have removed it from the codebase. I will ask @smooth.

[Hueristic]

@pbfarmer. Use it while you can, however we cannot trust it to maintain it once pressured by regulators.

@Hueristic. He is also not a troll hehehe.

Yeah he's not a troll. Lol

Also, what is lower scaling and what will it match?

Means the blockchain may scale with transactions better once privacy is achieved, IE less bloat.
We shall see once they address the issues they currently face.

Blockchains with better privacy will scale less. This was what occured on Monero on the introduction of RingCT. Blocks became heavier and it was the reason why Aeon did not activate the code and might also have removed it from the codebase. I will ask @smooth.

Yes, you are arguing my point here.

[OgNasty]

Hello GRIN Community  ,

I was looking to start mining, and was wondering if someone here can recommend me a good gpu to start mining GRIN with.

I was thinking I can start with 1 to learn how mining GRIN works and than upgrade from there when I have the proper understanding of all this.

Thanks

 three nvidia 1070's work well for me for past year since launch, though haven't kept up with the the latest and greatest...dyor

The 1660ti has a pretty impressive profit margin for a fairly low price barrier.

[GringottsHodler]

Grin and Grin wallet 3.0.0-beta.1 have been released and are ready for public testing in advance of the full release slated for early January.

There are a lot of new features in this release, with transactions exchange via TOR, Payment Proofs and many node sync improvements being a few. But with great change comes a great need for public testing, so we urge the entire community to help out with the effort:

Particular Areas to focus on for testing

    Sync a new chain from scratch
    Replace binary, using chain data from previous versions
    Sending between 3.0.0 wallets and 2.x.x wallets
    Sending/receiving between a 3.0.0 wallet and your exchange of choice (use small test amounts!)
    Sending and receiving transactions via TOR, see the wallet change nodes below for how to do this.
    Requesting payment proofs
    IMPORTANT: Run a floonet node and perform transactions on floonet during the floonet test hardfork, scheduled for block 298,080, estimated to happen on or around December 19th.
    Wallet Developers - Using the new V3 wallet API functions, see notes below for details


https://www.grin-forum.org/t/grin-grin-wallet-3-0-0-beta-1-released/6669