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No novel heuristics but its fun to play with. They essentially created a foss monero tracing platform using all the heuristics from previous works and baked it into a nice UI 02:05:41

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The cool features are forward decoy indexing and marking poisoned outputs 02:17:41 Yeh, use eet to fix eet I guess. FCMP will fix this. 02:17:41 That been said, I tested it with a few of my TX, and it only blip the coinbase decoys (it's normal knowledge to discarde theses) 02:17:41 Other than that it look like a nice monero explorer :) 02:17:41 [... more lines follow, see https://mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/jpXrxqcLMFdBNXha ] 07:41:35 Yeah, that's basically fair 😄 No new tracing heuristics here. 07:41:35 The idea was more to take the existing heuristics and underlying data/relationships and make them easier to explore in one place. The decoy map and poisoned-output tracing don't introduce anything new heuristic-wise either, but hopefully indexing, exposing, and visualizing those relationships makes the data a bit more accessible/useful. 07:41:35 And yea, 100% agreed on FCMP++, once thats live ring heuristics are history anyway. I'd actually be interested if anyone has ideas on how FCMP++ transactions could still be meaningfully visualized or explored, if at all. 15:38:38 dnvie: tx semantics are still fingerprintable and tx fees are still granular enough to expose tx construction time (which includes tx publication delay which is a fingerprint metric). 15:40:16 This awesome presentation from Isthmus https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XIrqyxU3k5Q 20:44:01 UkoeHB: interesting, thanks! 23:46:40 @dnvie:matrix.org: Welcome! Would you like to discuss your work at the next MRL meeting, Wednesday at 17:00 UTC? It's a text chat in this Matrix room. 23:48:24 Fee uniformity defects aren't just a timing issue. When different wallet implementations don't use the standard fee levels, you have some possible provacy issues, even with FCMP: https://github.com/Rucknium/misc-research/tree/main/Monero-Nonstandard-Fees