Crypto Piggie retweeted
The Michael Saylor, “Maybe you need a Monero” Clip From “The Bitcoin Bull Bull Bull with Michael Saylor” interview
Crypto Piggie retweeted
True Monero Giga Chads don’t have a sell button.
They mine, they earn, they buy.
Then they either spend it like privacy chads or stack it like silent chads.
We don’t sell XMR.
We mine it.
We earn it.
We buy it.
We use it.
We hoard it.
The Giga Chads Of Monero
Crypto Piggie retweeted
True mastery in trading is not defined by unwavering commitment to a single favored asset, regardless of changing conditions.
It is demonstrated through disciplined risk management hedging high conviction positions by strategically allocating to opposing investments or direct competitors.
In this ecosystem, Bitcoin serves as the ultimate foundational hedge for all other positions and the primary source of liquidity.
Yet, the only effective hedge against Bitcoin’s dominance in P2P transactions one that actively safeguards and strengthens free, private markets is Monero.
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Monero welcomes the stress tests.
Do the Monero users a favor and give it a try.
Good luck 🤝
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Discovering Monero shatters illusions
it reveals true private finance, exposing Bitcoin and crypto as far from anonymous.
Only Monero unlocks genuine financial freedom and unbreakable privacy in this realm.
Just take one use and you’ll never look at the world the same.
Open your mind!
Use Monero
Crypto Piggie retweeted
One transparent, one’s private, they’re both on the same chain representing the same token
This can’t mess up fungibility in anyway could it? 🤔
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Monero’s tail emission, the permanent 0.6 XMR block reward that kicked in after the main emission curve ended in mid 2022 was deliberately designed to be perpetual and inflationary by a tiny amount not because the developers wanted endless money printing, but to solve a problem most cryptocurrencies pretend doesn’t exist.
Unlike Bitcoin, which bets everything on transaction fees eventually being high enough to secure the chain once subsidies end, Monero’s creators openly admitted that a pure fee market might fail under certain conditions
(low fees → low security → centralization risk).
So they baked in a tiny forever inflation of 0.6 XMR every 2 minutes, trending toward 0% over decades as the total supply grows specifically to guarantee miners always have a baseline incentive, no matter how low fees drop.
This makes Monero one of the very few major crypto that mathematically ensures long term security doesn’t rely on hoping people suddenly pay high transaction fees forever. It’s a quiet but bold philosophical departure from the “fixed supply forever” dogma most crypto projects follow.
Most people only know Monero equals privacy, but this tail emission choice is actually a pretty hardcore engineering stance on sustainable decentralization
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Replying to @tuxpizza
It makes me wonder 🤔 just how much hidden liquidity is parked in Monero? What looks like panic selling could actually be savvy users leveraging XMR’s privacy to stash their funds untraceably, then deploying them to scoop up other assets at bargain prices without leaving a trail.
Crypto Piggie retweeted
*MONERO SUPERBRAIN UPDATE*
Literally ONE FUCKING PERCENT away from having Superbrain install correctly with the standard Umbrel installation method. (I was sideloading it for development) Umbrel doesn't like building from source so after 69 hours of sleep I will dockerize the dashbaord then the beta testers will be off to the races and start mining!!! P2POOL MUST BE NOURISHED!!! If you saw my other post about Teddy, he will implemented into Superbrain in phase 4
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Replying to @MgkMshrmBrkfst @S1DARTA0
I've been traveling around making a film from my fascination with CYPHERPUNKS and new digital privacy technology, like Monero.
I'm considering switching from donations to a presale of the film that comes with 2 limited edition items.
At this point, anybody that donates any amount over .069 XMR counts as a presale! Save your TXID to claim.
I've already raised over $700 of XMR which has greatly helped the expenses. If you want to donate you can use KUNO:
Thank you for joining and following along!
kuno.anne.media/fundraiser/d…
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Full-Chain Membership Proofs (FCMP++) and CARROT development is progressing well, with a new version of the alpha stressnet software released and the developers planning for beta stressnet and audits of the CARROT integration!
'Full-Chain Membership Proofs prove the output spent is one of any output on the chain, effectively removing all of these risks. This means every input goes from an immediate anonymity set of 16 to 100,000,000.'
Full-Chain Membership Proofs (FCMP++) - The Next Generation of Monero's Privacy
Thanks to @VOSTOEMISIO and @xenumonero for producing this excellent explanatory video and to our generous community for funding it!
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Review of ongoing and pending audits for FCMP components, including updates to the tracking spreadsheet, status of specific reviews, and plans for CARROT core and implementation audits.
rucknium: IIRC, jberman maintains the linked spreadsheet. Is all the info up to date?
jberman: I believe so, but I'll need to circle back with kayabanerve and sgp_
rucknium: I see two ongoning items: "GBP proof review round 2" by @cypher_stack and "helioselene review and audit" by @VeridiseInc .
And four blanks: "EC Divisors impl audit", "GSP impl audit", "Torsion check review", and "Integration audit"
jberman: Yep, on the two ongoing: I don't recall an update on those. Will follow up
rucknium: Thanks, jberman .
The spreadsheet only covers FCMP. jeffro256 , can you share info about Carrot reviews and audits?
jeffro256: One of the firms may or may not be performing the carrot_core audit pro bono, will wait until they finish on that, or bail, to make it public. Don't want to put pressure on them for free work ;)
If that fails, one of the other firms is willing to do the audit for a 40% discount.
jberman: Sorry, I do recall Veridise giving their review on helioselene which led to changes that we discussed here too. I'll update the spreadsheet and we'll have a better discussion on FCMP++ research / audit status next week
rucknium: jeffro256: Thanks. Is that the last thing that CARROT needs?
jeffro256: It depends on if we want to audit carrot_impl before launch. It doesn't contain much crypto code by itself, but it's the code that is called from wallet2
It contains a lot of tx construction logic, device interfaces, tx scanning logic, etc.
I wouldn't require it as a blocker for launch, personally, but it would be nice to get around to it at some point. carrot_impl changes a lot, lot faster than carrot_core at this stage of development, so IMO it wouldn't make sense to try to audit it right now.
jberman: I think it's reasonable to start with carrot_core with 100% effort / focus as an isolated audit item, and then progress to carrot_impl especially once it's in a more settled state
regarding auditing carrot_impl before launch or not, I think that is a decision we can make at a later time if it comes down to it, but for now aim for beginning the carrot_core audit sooner rather than later
the sooner the carrot_core audit begins, the better position we're in to have carrot_impl audited before launch anyway
jeffro256: Also, a lot of things in carrot_impl can be changed after the fact without breaking backwards compatibility, whereas that isn't the case with carrot_core. Most changes to carrot_core would necessitate a separate scanning path at least
rucknium: Sounds good to me.
I'll reiterate that I think it would be a good idea to get a third independent review of EC Divisors to complement the @VeridiseInc and @cypher_stack reviews, given how crucial its role is and how challenging the proofs were. I know not everyone agrees with me on that :)
jberman: I agree with you on that
jeffro256: It would be very parallelizable, which is nice
jberman: I will follow up on that as well
rucknium: How could we make that a reality?
jeffro256: I think that we should start scoping for a FCMP++ integration audit soon
rucknium: jberman: Very nice. Thank you, jberman
jeffro256: Would like Berman's opinion, of course
jberman: jeffro256, I agree, it's one of my very next tasks to start doing
jeffro256: I can also start on an outline for that if that helps it along
The only Rust code we would need to include in-scope is the FFI bindings, right?
jberman: I have some ideas brewing already which I want to get going on soonish too
jeffro256, I think that would be reasonable yep
jeffro256: I know that for the carrot_core lib audit, forcing myself to put it in a state worth auditing forced me to fix some last wrinkles with it that I had been thinking about for a while
jberman: I think let's get unbiased hash to point done and preferable the rename from "global output ids" -> "unified ids", and then it should be in good position to begin auditing
jeffro256: alright fair
jberman: will probably be able to complete both today
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Replying to @MoneroResearchL
FCMP and CARROT reviews and audits status.
cryptpad.fr/sheet/#/2/sheet/…
Crypto Piggie retweeted
Fortune favors the bold.
Privacy favors the sovereign.
Monero favors the prepared.
Crypto Piggie retweeted
What Is FCMP++ & Why Is It So Important?
FCMP++ Full Chain Membership Proofs with Spend Authorization and Linkability is a proposed upgrade to Monero, a privacy focused cryptocurrency, aimed at enhancing sender privacy, wallet efficiency, and long term security.
It replaces Monero’s current ring signatures that is limited to 16 outputs with a new cryptographic system. Below is a simplified summary of what FCMP++ is and why it’s critical, capturing all key details.
FCMP++ is a protocol upgrade that strengthens Monero’s privacy by proving a transaction’s input is one of any output on the entire blockchain with over 100 million outputs, vastly improving anonymity. It integrates with Monero’s existing RingCT framework, avoiding the need for a full protocol overhaul like Seraphis.
~Full Chain Membership Proofs~
Proves a spent output is from the entire blockchain, increasing the anonymity set from 16 to millions.
Uses Generalized Bulletproofs for efficient, trustless proofs with logarithmic scaling “O log N”.
~Spend Authorization~
Ensures only the private key holder can spend an output, maintaining security.
~Linkability~
Prevents double spending via Generalized Schnorr Protocol, preserving privacy.
~Outgoing View Keys~
Allows wallets to track spent outputs, simplifying balance checks for cold wallets and multisig setups.
~Forward Secrecy~
Protects past transactions from future quantum attacks using stronger cryptographic assumptions.
~Transaction Chaining~
Supports layer two solutions like payment channels for scalability.
~Curve Trees & Elliptic Curve Divisors~
Optimizes proofs using libraries like helioselene & EC divisors to keep transactions efficient. EC divisors is a library implementing the calculation of divisors of elliptic curve points
~Implementation~
Developed in Rust, with a pull request submitted in August 2024.
Undergoing audits and cryptographic reviews to ensure security.
Testnet expected soon, mainnet launch estimated for mid 2025 to early 2026.
Why is FCMP++ Important?
~Unmatched Privacy~
Eliminates vulnerabilities in ring signatures like the Exchange Attack Everywhere or EAE attack & statistical analysis by making sender tracing nearly impossible.
Strengthens Monero against blockchain surveillance by firms like Chainalysis.
~Wallet Efficiency~
Outgoing view keys simplify balance tracking, improving user experience for all wallet types.
~Future Proofing~
Forward secrecy protects against quantum computing threats, ensuring long term privacy.
~Scalability~
Transaction chaining enables off chain solutions, expanding Monero’s use cases.
~Smooth Integration~
Works with existing addresses, avoiding disruption and enabling gradual adoption.
~Community Support~
Funded via CCS, with active development 350 XMR optimization competition and community backing.
The Main Challenges Are
•Larger Transactions: 4 KB per transaction, increasing blockchain size.
•Complexity: Requires rigorous audits to prevent exploits.
•Performance: Verification may slow as the blockchain grows, though optimizations mitigate this.
~FCMP++ revolutionizes Monero~
By delivering near untraceable sender privacy, improving wallet usability, and preparing for future threats and scalability needs. It reinforces Monero’s leadership in privacy cryptocurrencies, potentially boosting adoption and XMR’s value. Despite larger transaction sizes and implementation challenges, strong community support and ongoing audits ensure its viability.
FCMP++ is a critical step toward Monero’s long term vision, with deployment expected by 2026.


















