sech1: Hi, the person really needs their money, do you think I could forget about churning just this once, as long as I churn more going forward?

churning definitely isn't mandatory

selsta: Could you give me a risk factor as a percentage, or not really?

risk factor for what?

of my tx's being traced if I don't churn?

I wouldn't worry about it

don't think there is really a percentage someone can say

different attacks exist

but I personally never worry about churning

selsta: okay, thanks. :-)

Steven_M the attack I was talking about is a statistical attack and it only works if you don't churn many times. Just once should be ok.

sech1: oh okay, sorry for miss understanding.

in fact, even your original method with 3 wallets is a form of churning and is good enough

good enough if you can do random time intervals

sech1: Okay, thanks :)

moneromooo, look at these full node dumps! blockchair.com/dumps

They don't do Monero though.

Hello, is exchange_multisig_keys undocumented on getmonero.org/resources/developer-guides/wallet-rpc.html or it only exists for CLI wallet?

Guest16: It's there, COMMAND_RPC_EXCHANGE_MULTISIG_KEYS, just not / not yet documented. I would recommend anyway to directly consult the header files.

Hi all, I had an older version of monderod and was syncing and it had less than 5000 or 7 days left, then I just upgraded to newer monerod and it sees more than double to sync immediately (12000 or 18 days left)... why simply updating the binary it sees more to sync?

did you update from v0.17 to v0.18

selsta: yes

monero hardforked so you had to use v0.18 to see the correct chain

Ahhh okay so the new version sees different blocks... I hope my XMR are safe haha

yes

"WARNING: Do not reuse your Monero keys on another fork, UNLESS this fork has key reuse mitigations built in. Doing so will harm your privacy."

It would be nice if it could, umm, say if 0.18 has these mitigations or not

or maybe a link to read more

tinybronca[m]: this isn't relevant for monero upgrades

this is for other coins that fork from monero

monero-classic, monerov, monero original or whatever they were called

Isn't there a risk if you accidentally spend (or attempt to spend) the same output on the old chain and new chain?