Thanks for digging into this @rnbrady! Since you answered your own questions, I’ll just add some comments: An anonymity set of 2 is pretty dismal, and that’s in the best case (assuming the user didn’t send it straight to one of the attacker’s nodes) – for low-resource attackers – before other attacks/analysis. E.g. if the transaction spends a CashFusion output, and you’re broadcasting using the same node or Fulcrum server you were using before the CashFusion – you’ve probably helped attackers...
I recommend basicswapdex if you want to exchange BCH for XMR after you understand that Monero was designed for security from the beginning and understand Monero Dynamic Block Weight and see that it worked as predicted during the stress test. Incidentally, there is already a Rust node implementation, although it is still under development. If you have any concerns about the wallet, which turned out to be a bottleneck during stress testing.
I set up basicswap dex but the XMR/BCH liquidity is pretty low there. Do you know which coins on there have the highest volume? It would be nice if you could see the whole order book and not only the coins you have enabled.
So has there been another stress test where TX volume reached higher than 500k? I am not aware of any fixes that have been made to fix the TX propagation and block sync failures that happened on the stressnet when volume went over ~300k.
I have a feeling the current Monero node implementation is at its life’s end that is why the Rust node work has been started.
I recommend basicswapdex if you want to exchange BCH for XMR after you understand that Monero was designed for security from the beginning and understand Monero Dynamic Block Weight and see that it worked as predicted during the stress test. Incidentally, there is already a Rust node implementation, although it is still under development. If you have any concerns about the wallet, which turned out to be a bottleneck during stress testing.
I set up basicswap dex but the XMR/BCH liquidity is pretty low there. Do you know which coins on there have the highest volume? It would be nice if you could see the whole order book and not only the coins you have enabled.
So has there been another stress test where TX volume reached higher than 500k? I am not aware of any fixes that have been made to fix the TX propagation and block sync failures that happened on the stressnet when volume went over ~300k.
I have a feeling the current Monero node implementation is at its life’s end that is why the Rust node work has been started.