wowne.ro

Have fun. Be nice.

Wallets Places to put your WOW CLI and RPC wallet Old reliable https://github.com/wownero/wownero/releases Hash Bags A Cake Wallet fork that re-enables Wownero and removes some others https://hash.boats Smirk Wallet The first browser extension wallet supporting Monero (and Wownero), as well as BTC, LTC, and Grin https://smirk.cash Stack Wallet Multi-coin mobile and desktop wallet by the world-renowned cryptography company Cypherstack https://stackwallet.com Wowlet The most visually glorious GUI of any cryptocurrency wallet https://github.com/wownero/wowlet/releases

leaning yes edit: maybe testnet soon... [image: image.jpeg]

noice, thanks on the links just checked again cexswap and seems like the xmr <-> wow pair does have activity then tried a few trades and it went pretty smoothly the deposit times are accurate (how many block confirmation is needed) like it was saying 10 confs to deposit on xmr and 10 confs is how long it took for balance on the website to be refreshed, was consistent and to widthdraw no issue either then reading a bit more on the forum here seems like lots of work planned with the smirk wallet thing which i guess would be: https://github.com/Such-Software/smirk-extension/releases and wowcheckout for the site's shop: https://github.com/Such-Software/wowcheckout/ which on the wowcheckout page, cexswap is even mentioned to be used as a fallback for pricing, so i guess they're the solid option for now and xmr <-> wow directly is always nice until more/better support on atomic swaps i guess :3

A wownero roguelike that uses the blocks arriving on the blockchain to work as a timer in the game - escape the dungeon before the next block is found! https://play.wowne.ro

@Astator it's a harmless message, happens on linux too if not allowing incoming connections from firewall (and maybe even doing some extra steps on the router for port forwarding) you're synced up so it's fully working already, you can mine, access your wallet, send / receive wowneros allowing incoming connections would help support the network by being a public facing full node if you leave it up online 24/7, but if just opening the thing once in awhile then it's not necessary to allow incoming connections to use the thing and often having services hosted on home network might bloat the connection or add attack surfaces or things like that, as opposed to hosting it on a vps which is more fit to host public facing services