22:52:03 <someoneelse49549> Hi, I've been exploring some rust crates of bulletproofs and randomx. And they all use Ristretto curves. Some benchmarks claim to be 7.30x faster than Monero impl. Is there any reason we choose to use ed25519? Is it even possible to switch of curve?
22:54:36 <someoneelse49549> s/choose/decided/
23:03:46 <someoneelse49549> s/and randomx//, s/choose/decided/
23:04:42 <someoneelse49549> s/randomx/ringCT/, s/choose/decided/
23:13:25 <someoneelse49549> Nevermind, Ristretto was published in 2015. But is there still a way to switch of elliptic curve in a far-future hard-fork?
23:41:37 <isthmus> Theoretically, given a migration protocol
23:41:40 <isthmus> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/xAc8wWej/image.png
23:42:08 <isthmus> Anybody know why there is a constant stream of transactions with an unlock time of 3 (which would mean unlocking at block 3)
23:42:17 <isthmus> Not 2. Not 4. Specifically unlock_time=3
23:43:12 <isthmus> Not surprisingly they come in chains, e.g.
23:43:12 <isthmus> https://xmrchain.net/tx/db4fb34d8bb3b3e89188396dfbd334235614baf4393a301e546a9ff65ec37bf0/1
23:43:12 <isthmus> references
23:43:12 <isthmus> https://xmrchain.net/tx/0d1ea5ee3b2865227cbb06a01cfd7502e4fcb592ee6cce076ffd3791c8583abf/1
23:43:12 <isthmus> references
23:43:13 <isthmus> https://xmrchain.net/tx/32048993d1a399d284cb3633e1e496018cc9a593dff6e22a0d496e98b73d0336/1
23:43:13 <isthmus> ...
23:43:24 <isthmus> I haven't the faintest clue why