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Coinomi has done a major disfavor to its users and coin developers. It has recently delisted many cryptocurrencies in terms of non-payment extorting each coin developer for a fee of 2 BTC (~$25,000 USD). I haven't seen much discussion about this anywhere and encourage others to post their dealings with them. They used to be a good crypto wallet, but seems they have went the wrong route, which has also caused major confusion in the industry with the delistings of coins. I do want to add I have built a new wallet platform called Kronos that you will be seeing more of in the future.

I think the Parallel instance feature of Snapcraft is highly under-rated....It is an amazing feature of Snap and allows one to run multiple instances of Denarius on the same machine including a mix of testnet/mainnet nodes.

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Such a good deal!

No. Typically a wallet platform that most use like Coinbase for example or Cash app have tax document export features to make it easy for you to import into something like TurboTax etc. Cryptocurrency is yours and yours only when it comes down to it, you do not have to pay tax on crypto you own or hodl. You are your own bank, your financial institution etc. by owning cryptocurrency. Everything is your sole personal responsibility, security, taxes, etc. Typically for most areas you only have to pay tax on actual trades if any are done. Taxes though are entirely dependent upon the jurisdict

Yes any modern graphics card really, as far as profitability, it doesn't really profitable unless you are investing $xx,xxx+ into a mining operation. Mining is really at this point starting to somewhat phase out for the smaller miners, big chinese monopolies have been dominating the mining industry for years now (Bitmain) on the Bitcoin side of things. Ethereum is somewhat viable with cards like a 2080/3080/3090 etc. and random PoW hitters or like coins like Denarius that may not be profitable to mine currently but can be good ways to accumulate coins. A lot of coins now and a lot of

Aliens.

I will eventually make a full guide on how to compile Node directly from the git for different versions for darwin arm64

You can use my modified repository of OpenSSL v1.0.1j made to work with compiling on the M1 chip from Apple. Some may ask why would you want the old version of OpenSSL? Some applications are dependent upon it, but only do this if you know what you are doing. Repo: https://github.com/carsenk/openssl10-darwin-arm git clone https://github.com/carsenk/openssl10-darwin-arm cd openssl10-darwin-arm ./configure darwin64-arm64-cc no-asm make sudo make install sudo ln -sf /usr/local/ssl/bin/openssl `which openssl` You can then run openssl version to confirm you are running legacy

I should add that you do need Macports installed https://www.macports.org/install.php Run the command: sudo port install git curl openssl automake This will enable you to have deps installed to compile NodeJS, you also need Xcode 12.2 fully setup and command line tools installed.

Okay so you just use nvm (Node Version Manager) ? Available here: https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm Node Version Manager if it cant download the binary prebuilt, it will download the source of node and attempt to compile it. I should add that you do need Macports installed https://www.macports.org/install.php Run the command after installing Macports for Big Sur: sudo port install git curl openssl automake Run the following command after installing MacPorts and the XCode Command Line Toolchain: nvm install v15 It will try to find any available binari

Currently looking for a version of NodeJS compiled natively on Apple M1 (Apple Silicon) aka ARMv8 for macOS Seems all current and past NodeJS builds including current nightlies do not contain any Darwin ARM binaries yet. I may attempt to compile v12.18.3 for Darwin ARM if no release soon...Read below for updates....NodeJS v15 compiled successfully on macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 - Kernel 20.1.0 - Darwin ARM64 M1 Chip

Got the Mac Mini M1 and I must say, the hype is real. Rosetta 2 emulation on Denarius and Kronos both seem snappy and buttery smooth. I plan to compile these to native darwin arm soon.

Yes basically, Kronos Desktop has Core Mode which is also a lite version of the wallet and doesnt require a full node, only Kronos Desktop in Advanced Mode requires a full node. Yea I may stick with it, just working on frontend bugs on it, starting from scratch maybe an option as reinventing the wheel to our specifications maybe a better route.

Debating about continuing just forking Moonshine or just starting from scratch on something for mobile.........Hmmm....