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MoneroKon Podcast

A conference & hackathon in privacy-enhancing technologies and distributed systemsMonero Konferenco (“MoneroKon”) is an annual meeting of privacy advocates, cypherpunks, researchers, and developers and is designed to disseminate scientific and technical results in…

Podcast · By MoneroKon · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Monero Offramps for the CBDC Era: The Carbon Credit Loophole (opens the original)

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    The talk will focus on how future surveillance mechanisms, such as carbon credits and the “Green Agenda,” can allow Monero holders to offramp their crypto into the real economy and purchase large assets with their coins. Unfortunately, XMR has an unfair stigma attached to it when it comes to larger cash-outs, and this presentation provides a roadmap for those wishing to legally buy land, property, businesses, and other major investments in a CBDC era, without bureaucratic holdups - and without s

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    BasicSwap Mobile - Monero atomic swaps on a phone (opens the original)

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    No chain sync, No download, No account required. Sponsored by WizardSwap.io BasicSwap Mobile delivers a P2P Taker Style atomic swap service for XMR and other coins that will integrate into popular Crypto Wallets you love and use! Decentralized. Liquid. Private. Secure.

  3. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Privacy in Monero and Lightning: what it actually is (opens the original)

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    We are used to think about Monero as privacy-oriented technology, but what it actually means? Let’s briefly recap how Monero works nowadays and what is actually visible for external observer. Then let’s take a look on Lightning (a Bitcoin layer), how it works and what kind of privacy it provides. The goal of this talk is to have a quick overview of those two technologies and to compare them from privacy point of view.

  4. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Impact of AI on cryptoanarchy (opens the original)

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    Artificial intelligence is the most powerful surveillance and control technology ever invented — and every state that can get its hands on it will deploy it against you. CBDCs with behavioral triggers, client-side chat control, predictive pre-crime enforcement, and a handful of jurisdictionally-captured frontier labs shaping what can even be thought: this is the Four Horsemen of the AI State. But AI is also the most powerful individual empowerment technology ever invented. The cypherpunk vision

  5. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Threat Modelling a State Sponsored Attack (opens the original)

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    In this presentation, I will explore the security assumptions of PoW networks and why only nation-states pose a risk. We will discuss the impact of a 51% attack, how it would be carried out, and the incentives/disincentives to do so. PoW’s economic security model, blockspace as a free market, and censorship resistance. Mining pool architecture, attack vectors, and decentralized mining incentives. We will also explore what honest network participants can do in response to such an attack and how t

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