00:02:13 Ah, missed that it was the wallet 03:20:51 if decoys in a monero tx are typically chosen from recent blocks, doesn't that mean spending an utxo like a year later, would mean it is clearly the real spend? 03:34:18 pincet: how would you know it's from a year later? 03:35:36 because it's on the blockchain a year later 03:36:03 My understanding was UTXO's can't be read without the viewkey 03:36:06 am I mistaken 03:41:19 the stealth addresses are visible, without viewkey 03:41:52 you don't know the amount, but the stealth address makes it possible to trace the flow of transactions 03:42:31 hmm, this is a relatively big bug then 03:42:41 I don't know enough to speculate further 03:42:54 I would see if you can test this by finding out the "recent" limit 03:43:01 and tracking down some transactions 03:44:44 i was hoping i was wrong on this, and someone could explain to me why i'm wrong :) 03:49:12 https://github.com/monero-project/research-lab/issues/86 03:49:24 seems it's recent from the rx to the tx 08:46:47 pincet that's why the decoy selection algorithm also picks some older decoys (though with lower probability) 08:48:57 The ideal DSA would perfectly match the probability distribution of outputs being spent over time, and pick decoys accordingly 17:54:55 Hello everyone. Is it a good practise to purchase XMR via a credit card or PayPal. and then transfer it to a BTC wallet, in order to pay on some sites, or is it a must to purchase XMR via cash in the mail? 17:55:42 Hello everyone. Is it a good practise to purchase XMR via a credit card or PayPal and then transfer it to a BTC wallet, in order to pay on some sites, or is it a must to purchase XMR via cash in the mail? 18:24:13 It's not a "must" 18:24:27 depends on what amount of your own personal information you want to be tied to your XMR purchase. 20:16:43 If the end goal is to buy BTC, and you’re going to use a KYC payment method, skip the middleman and just buy BTC.