Most Monero privacy talk concentrates on what the blockchain records. Ring signatures hide the sender, stealth addresses hide the recipient, RingCT hides the amount. But every transaction has a moment before any of that cryptography matters: the instant your wallet broadcasts it to the network. Dandelion++ is the protocol that protects that moment. It hides..
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Monero Remote Nodes: What the Operator Sees and When to Run Your Own
A Monero wallet needs a node. The wallet holds your keys and produces signatures, but it doesn't store the blockchain. It asks a node for the blocks and transactions it needs to scan, and that request pattern tells the node operator a few things even though Monero amounts and addresses are encrypted on chain by..
Monero View Keys: Prove a Payment Without Revealing Anything Else
Monero’s promise is that nobody can see your balance or your counterparties. But that same privacy creates a practical problem: how do you prove to someone that you actually paid them? On Bitcoin you point at a public transaction and anyone can trace it. On Monero the recipient’s balance, your outputs, and the amounts are..
Cold Signing a Monero Transaction: Spend From Cold Storage Without Keys Ever Going Online
A wallet that has never touched the internet is a wallet nobody can drain remotely. Cold signing is how you spend from one. The private spend key lives on a machine that stays offline permanently, a second online machine does all the talking to the network, and the only thing that crosses between them is..
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