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mnrrn[m]Is there a tool, online or offline, that allows me to input a stealth address, and the tool lists all the transactions that the stealth address was used as a ring member in? I thought that any Monero blockchain explorer would be capable of doing this, but apparently not.... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…1b1badf3d1ba6c0e830159cac08db62fc0c>)
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moneromooo"Stealth address ?"
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moneromoooRings refer to outputs. Addresses do not appear (explicitely or implicitely) on the chain.
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moneromoooIf you mean you want to find outputs which get used (you do not see which address an output got to), then monero-wallet-cli does this for your own outputs if track-uses is set.
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UkoeHBmnrrn[m]: it's not a tool that should be in wallets, since it requires a very heavy blockchain scan to build the table; it might get built eventually for unspent proofs
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Rucknium[m]mnrrn: pokkst's scanner probably still works. You should try it. The GitHub repo is "unmaintained" since pokkst wants people to use i2p.
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Rucknium[m]neptune has a full database solution here, but it might not work anymore: github.com/neptuneresearch/ring-membership-sql
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Rucknium[m]It is fine as an educational tool, but users should probably not modify their behavior based on the decoy scanner: libera.monerologs.net/monero-research-lab/20220817#c137448
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merope<Rucknium[m]> "mnrrn: pokkst's scanner probably..." <- Last I checked, the i2p-hosted repo had not received any additional updates
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meropeThere's also this: github.com/moneroexamples/generic-xmr-scanner