Lol bro. You're hating in btcpay, so I'm asking an alternative. I'm not running any of it, so wondering what you think is better than cuck tier btc pay server

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This plugin extends BTCPay Server to enable users to receive payments via Monero. - btcpay-monero/btcpayserver-monero-plugin

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True, though most failures I have seen were never attacks: a Tor daemon that died, a pruned node, an expired certificate. Switching apps fixes none of those. From the outside they look identical to an attack anyway, so keeping your own logs is the only way to tell them apart.