After a long pause, I installed the Monero wallet and am wondering how user-friendly its GUI is. It seems to have everything out of the box:
- Light wallet mode
- Blockchain pruning (its blockchain isn't too large as of today)
- Even CPU mining (RandomX)
All this time, I thought it was a currency for hackers, but now I've changed my mind: this currency is for humans in 2025!
I'm starting to receive donations with it as my primary wallet. I would also like to use it for transactions, as its rate looks pretty stable and is not PoS-based, considering this currency is used by a limited audience. I found a few peers for Yggdrasil and I2P, which helps me use it quietly for ISP.
2025-11-06 · 6 months ago · 👍 chickadeez
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🦔 bsj38381 · 2025-11-06 at 04:25:
I've been thinking of adding donation spot for some other bitcoins on my website, but I'll think about it though. (I was thinking of using Exodus, and I'll be starting over since I didn't save my previous wallet when I was upgrading my phone, so yeah.) I just checked if Exodus is open source or not, and it's free proprietary software. I'm honestly not too great with bitcoin stuff tbh.