Interesting Finds

Monerica.com has released their site "https://moneropricenow.com/."

Via Monerica,
"This website was created entirely with Monero. We made a video showing you how to register a domain with
@mynymbox and the site code was made using Claude paid for with a Visa card from @CoinCards."

https://moneropricenow.com/ is a site that was made during a recording of using Mynymbox to register a domain name. It also leverages the filter feature on Monerica.com because there is a tag for "API Available".

A few updates were made today and just a few minutes ago. It's also open sourced now.

Hi !

We have created a tool designed to spot tainted addresses before you use a swap service, keeping you compliant and secure.

Use case : You want to swap ETH for XRM (naturally!), but you're worried your ETH wallet might trigger an AML flag on an exchange. Before you initiate the swap, simply check the address to see if there is a risk.

Key advantages :
🔸This tool is privacy-focused : no personal data is stored, no logs are kept.
🔸It is 100% free : use it as much as you want.
🔸Anticipate : stay ahead of regulators, avoid fraud, and swap with confidence.

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We noticed that there are currently no robust, free alternatives available for AML checks on crypto wallets.
Most services require you to pay, use Telegram (which is a privacy break), or rely on third-party APIs that track your activity.

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We're in the early stages of development, and we're continuously improving the service. If you find any bugs, or have suggestions, please let us know. Your feedback is invaluable to us.

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@askandbid Hi! I saw that you have a GitHub page, do you plan to make your verification tool open source?

@botfunest Hi! Thanks for your interest! The purpose of the GitHub is to document the methodology and logic behind the verification. However, the tool itself remains closed-source.

We put a lot of work into developing this, and keeping the code proprietary ensures that companies like Scorechain or Elliptic don't simply integrate our work into their paid solutions.

@askandbid I may be answering my own question, but is the reason you want to keep it closed-source to prevent companies from integrating the tool in a way that would undermine users' desire for privacy?

@monerica Are there plans to add more features? For example, a currency converter, maybe.

There are no other plans for it right now. It's just using the USDT Tron & XMR pairs. There would have to be the same matching pairs for other currencies, which isn't there.

What pair do you want to see?

@monerica LTC/XMR

Foundation Wallet built Passport Prime, a Bitcoin wallet, but they offer an option for Monero with Cake Wallet integration. Hopefully, someone will obtain one with Monero integration and post a review on @monerica when that becomes available.

https://foundation.xyz/passport-prime/