2026-01-11 19:25:38

Have you experimented with Litecoin's MWEB implementation yet? The privacy protocol upgrade has been rolling out for a while now. Curious to hear from users actually testing the confidential transaction features—how's the experience comparing to standard transactions? Are people finding the privacy benefits worth the trade-offs?

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ZenChainWalker

· 10h ago

MWeb has been hyped up for so long, but it seems like not many people actually use it... Privacy is indeed attractive, but how are the transaction fees?

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SingleForYears

· 01-11 19:55

mweb sounds good, but will the transaction fees be ridiculously high... It seems like not many people actually use it.

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-11 19:54

mweb sounds good, but after actual testing, the transaction fee is still a bit painful... Privacy is privacy, but who will compensate for speed and cost?

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LiquidationKing

· 01-11 19:49

Does anyone really use that Mweb thing... It just feels like something on paper; can the trading experience compare to Monero?

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DogeBachelor

· 01-11 19:48

mweb to be honest is still a bit complicated, not as smooth as expected... Privacy is privacy, but the speed is indeed a bit slow, not very worth it.

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DefiPlaybook

· 01-11 19:33

According to data, the cost premium for MWEB private transactions is approximately between 12-18%, but on-chain verification efficiency has actually increased by about 34%... It is worth noting that the cost of privacy is often underestimated. Actually, not many users have conducted comprehensive testing, analyzed from three dimensions: first is transaction confirmation delay, second is wallet compatibility, third is ecosystem acceptance... Currently, the adoption rate is still below 5%. ngl this thing is idealistic, but the reality is quite stark. Most people who say they want privacy are just seeking psychological comfort.

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