CCS
CENTURY COMMUNITIES, INC.
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sto some CCS on my rivn bags, 13-14 10/23 to 12/18

No sure I buy this pump, although I love it. May sell some CCS on QQQ later today

fair feedback, and i agree that getting something working and maintaining it securely long-term are different things. some context on that GitHub description though: payment links and the till are features of the browser wallet, using shared wallet and payment logic. the WooCommerce plugin connects a shop to MonkStash Pay. there are separate pieces to maintain, absolutely, but i’m also building on monero-ts rather than writing a new wallet engine or cryptographic primitives from scratch. also, the description doesn’t distinguish maturity very well. the wallet, links and till are live; Pay and WooCommerce are early versions in testing, which the website explains. having code in the repo doesn’t mean everything is production-ready. that’s why my original post explicitly said no independent audit yet, small amounts only, and explained what the relay can see. using established libraries doesn’t make my own code automatically secure either. that still needs independent review. i know about the CCS wallet project, and i hope it succeeds too. different projects can have different approaches and scope; i don’t think either project’s development time alone settles whether the other is viable. so far i’ve been doing this without funding. there’s a donation page with a public roadmap, including verifiable builds and an independent security review. funding would help give maintenance, testing and that review the time and resources they need. i can’t prove years of maintenance with a reddit reply. that has to be demonstrated over time. but i did ask for harsh feedback, and the point about scope is fair. i’d rather earn trust through fixes, review and continued work than ask anyone to trust a feature list.

From the "About" on your GitHub: > Free, non-custodial Monero (XMR) browser wallet, payment links, point-of-sale till, self-hosted payment server (MonkStash Pay), and WooCommerce plugin My honest feedback? That's too much. IMHO you will never be able to support all this long-term. I strongly suspect you just let some dev AI loose, and that's the result. It's clear by now that by using top-of-the-line AIs you can achieve truly spectacular initial results over just a few days, like the guy who single-handedly "developed" a clone of Microsoft Office, just like that. Long-term viability, and security, are wide open questions however. As a comparison, there is a guy that builds a Monero webwallet, financed by the Monero CCS. Looks like he is doing it in the "old-fashioned" way, by writing code himself. He is on it for months already. Mind you, *only* a webwallet. Not with a payment server and WooCommerce plugin thrown in, just a webwallet.