I'm happy to see #monero almost back in the top 10. I'm sure people that otherwise wouldn't will discover it because of that and then be amazed with its tech characteristics and its community goals. At least that's what happened to me.

Here's Rucknium's latest article about the infamous #monero 18-block reorg: What happened, why it matters, and what it has to do with the annoying 10 block lock.

If I could understand the whole thing enough to be able to do the diagrams, you can do it as well!

But seriously, give it a read. It's important if you care about (and want to understand) Monero's inner workings and quirks better:

https://rucknium.me/posts/monero-18-block-reorg/

My talk from #MoneroKon is live!
If you watch it, please share with me that thing you did to be the Monero fork on somebody else's journey, or what was the thing that someone else did to bring you here: https://youtu.be/SMMIQ9nIKU8

I've been using gupax.io for a week now, it really is easy and every hash makes
#monero a tiny bit harder to mess with.

Interesting how we went from getting lambos to avoid starvation as crypto marketing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0bmJlrhRg4

Coolest visualization website I've seen this week: