Quote from: eXch.cc on Today at 11:51:09 AM

We also do not use mobile devices for this project due to high risks of exposure to possible firmware backdoors implemented during manufacture (this is independently of whether you use clean AOSP builds such as Lineage OS or not). Some desktop platforms are safer in this regards.

Graphene OS is way better for mobile device, since it is fully open source and updates are released more often, but I agree that any mobile devices are inferior compared to well secured desktop system.

Quote from: eXch.cc on Today at 11:51:09 AM

I have however decided to use a residential proxy on top of my setup to access this forum from now. Hopefully theymos will consider some better alternative to Cloudflare within next years or at least could re-configure the current Cloudflare settings to facilitate access to users with complex Tor setups. We are also ready to provide technical assistance in Cloudflare-less DDoS protection setup if it's the case.

We talked about this several times in forum and we would all like to see good alternative for Cloudlfare.
I am not sure theymos is willing to experiment and break something, but testing is maybe possible with new forum software or epochtalk.

Quote from: eXch.cc on Today at 11:51:09 AM

We are now temporarily back to our old model (customer-provided liquidity only), but expect to resume having constant XMR liquidity soon once we acquire a good and reliable source.

Maybe you should consider working directly with miners to get more monero coins.

Quote from: d5000 on Today at 05:36:37 PM

My theory is that the XMR price is been "set" on the big exchanges, but on these platforms it's not a popular cryptocurrency because the typical public of these platform (retail speculative "altcoin investors") prefer generally coins with hype potential and big marketing expenses, and Monero lacks these characteristics.

They set artificial prices for many coins, not just for monero.
Realistic price should be much higher than now, and most shitcoins should have lower or no value at all.

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 06:27:02 PM

My take: Monero, like Bitcoin, is here to stay. If all centralized exchanges delist it, it only becomes closer to how it's supposed to be: private.

Agreed.

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 06:27:02 PM

Who are those people buying and holding privacy coins on a KYC exchange anyway?

Traders for sure, and people who are speculating with price and don't care at all about privacy.