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Update - @zanox refunded me! It took a while but I am very pleased and can confirm the team and the project are legit. Thanks @zanox.io and @zanox

I've successfully used te Zebec card, funded with Zano and fUSD to make purchases on Amazon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8evWSImPIw

I meant ourbit

@kwibs 0.265% in and 0.155% out is solid. I haven't tried it yet though. Are those fixed rates or do they adjust based on pool depth at the time of swap?

@ketone-0 working on it

Hahaha. Thanks to the brain behind that idea.

Exolix has relisted Zano, and Zano swaps are working normally.

I'm curious if there are any places still connected to trade BTCx and Zano.

You can create an introduction category where people can share some info about themselves and their projects. That's good for getting more adoption in smaller communities. Although, I'd suggest to transition away from legacy account-based architecture and choose direct signing instead, but that's a rant for another post.

Do we have any idea who registered this one and what they will be using it for?

Any updates on this? Did you finally get what you paid for?

We'd love to see this as well, but most of the above-mentioned services are heavily regulated and won't integrate privacy coins like Zano. Once $ZANO goes cross-chain, we have a decent chance of integrating Wrapped Zano on their services.

That is a lot of ZANO!!!! I hope you get it back.

this actually solves a very specific onboarding problem. if someone earns fUSD from a campaign but has zero ZANO, having to leave the ecosystem, buy ZANO somewhere else and bring it back just to pay gas creates unnecessary friction. using an atomic swap is what makes the idea more interesting. the user keeps control of their funds, doesn't have to send fUSD to the bot first, and can effectively turn a small amount of what they already own into the ZANO needed to transact. if the execution is secure and the pricing stays reasonable, i'd definitely point stuck users toward something like this. it's a small feature, but it removes a pretty annoying first-time user problem.

An excellent interview that offers insight into Zano's history, present, and future. I'm very excited for what's to come!

Not at the moment. The latest reports indicate ZANO withdrawals on DigiFinex are still disabled, while trading remains available.

I came across Zano while exploring privacy-focused projects. The trading opportunity got me interested at first, but the tech and the direction of the ecosystem are what made me stay.

@shomari I think it’s worth exploring, but I wouldn’t want smart contracts added at the expense of what makes Zano different.

Bitcoin.com covering HF6 is a nice development. Now that it’s live, it’ll be interesting to see how the new infrastructure gets used across exchanges and other platforms.

basically, Zano’s Confidential Assets are designed to keep transaction details private. using ring signatures, stealth addresses and Bulletproofs+, they hide the sender, receiver, transaction amount and asset ID. this makes confidential transactions difficult to distinguish from one another onchain, allowing assets like private stablecoins and wrapped tokens to exist directly on Zano without needing a separate blockchain.