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>He doesn't have massive bags of Wownero

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAH

>>55867790
may i introduce you to wownero chan?

>the year is 2025
>there are literally 50 OP posts with the same link dumps instead of a few info posts to start the thread

Does anyone else have large bags of Wownero?

>no wownerochan yet
are you guys homos?

Can you actually hide your assets and avoid taxes using monero?

>>52823624
>>52823624
CLI chad reporting in.
>Can I reduce number of inputs?
>How do I check how many inputs a tx will use before sending
Firstly, you are conflating "inputs and outputs". It's confusing but basically you wallet consists of "unspent outputs" and you then use them as an "input" (surrounded by 15 decoy inputs for each ring signature) which then turn into stealth addresses (or the outputs which later get sent to the individuals receiving Monero...which are the previously mentioned unspent outputs). To make this easier, I will just refer to each Monero transaction you receive as a "transaction".
The amount of inputs when you send Monero to somebody else, or ring signatures you use, depends on two things.
1. The amount of XMR you are sending.
2. Whatever transactions your wallet decides to send (this is dependent on code to maximize randomness).
>Can I check how much monero is left in a particular [transaction]?
When you use a transaction, you send the entire amount and receive back whatever is left in a brand new transaction (which contains a brand new pub key, tx id, and key image, etc)
If you want to see a list of your transactions you have received, use this command:
incoming_transfers verbose
This will provide you with a list of all of your transactions, when you received them, how much you received, and the key image.

If you would like to use a particular transaction in your wallet, note the key image associated with it from the aforementioned command, and then run this command:
sweep_single <key_image> <address>
This will basically send the transaction for the selected image to whatever address you want to send Monero to, and you will get back a new transaction with whatever amounts of Monero were left over.

Additionally you can freeze or thaw transactions if you want using the key images. If you freeze a transaction, they won't be randomly selected by your wallet until you thaw them.

>>50117789
1. Farcaster -- BTC <--> XMR atomic swap
2. Noot's ETH <--> XMR atomic swap
3. August Hard fork (https://www.getmonero.org/2022/04/20/network-upgrade-july-2022.html))
4. Haveno (bisq fork)
5. Seraphis Hard Fork (very ambitious, probably two years away, but will introduce a new address scheme and new architecture to improve Monero and introduce ring sigs of 64-128 in size).
6. Statistical analysis project called OPSEAD (will improve ring sig selection to protect against statistical attacks)