well IMO UR for key images shoud be changed to get the cn_slow_hash out of the equation...

<r​4v3r23:monero.social> why?

after I decided to go with wallet rpc I figured out that wallet rpc gives you the raw key images, but in UR it is basically the file cli creates (which is encrypted with a key generated from the secret view key, and in the generation of the key is used cn_slow_hash a.k.a CryptoNight, IMO you don't wan't import CN into you offline signing code only to generate a key, much less in a device with even less power then a pi zero - but IMO this should

be not unnecessarly made more difficult...)

So, a argon2 instead of CN should IMO more then suficient.

but a lot easier to implement, keep it portable and reuse it, like for polyseed it is needed. Don't nail me by the argon2, I mean simply something what has not the consequences CN has, an best would be something else which is anyway mandatory used and suficient to reuse.

And I don't mean that I will change it now, but I think we all should change it soon to not make everybody to over and over again shoot in the foot in the future.

<k​ayabanerve:monero.social> I don't know what wallet2 does so I can't comment on how its formats will be affected.

<b​randon:cypherstack.com> hola. trying to find the range proof parameter governing max commitment amount in the latest release, does anyone know off the top of their head where i can find that/

and another thing is that the magic is redundant with the UR type, so get's transmitted for nothing

<b​randon:cypherstack.com> ztm says 2^64 - 1 but i want to see it in the code :P

<b​randon:cypherstack.com> kayabanerve ^

<k​ayabanerve:monero.social> consts M, N, MN

<k​ayabanerve:monero.social> Which is 64, 16, 64*16 respectively. I don't know what file they're in but searching for "MN" should pull it up.

<b​randon:cypherstack.com> got it tyty

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How expensive is generating a reserve proof? Are there any limitations on which kind of wallet can generate one?