Most people don't use subaddresses. Look at these replies twitter.com/CakewalletXMR/status/1250398625408192512?s=19

Granted they are mostly people using the wallet for the first time, but it's still interesting to see

Should we prioritize their flow in the UI?

I partially think that disposable subaddresses (single-use) should be the default, and users need to manually create "multi-use" addresses. They're all multi-use but you get the point

sgp_ I like that very much, maximizes privacy-preserving behavior with default easy UX

how "bad" for privacy is subaddress (8...) reuse? is it essentially the same vulnerability as main (4...) address reuse?

midipoet: ideally yeah

<cankerwort> As in the UX could be that the user presses "Generate One Time Address", the wallet takes subaddress indexed at like 200. If the user selects "Generate Multi-Use Address" the user gets a sequential subaddress

<cankerwort> That way they get infinite one time addresses and a reasonable amount of multi-use addresses

<cankerwort> Well not infinite, I understand there is some limit

there's no reason not to start at 1 or whatever it starts at

we can use even/odd for that but that's a stab in the dark and assuming equal use

<cankerwort> Even/odd makes more sense yeah. No artificial limitation that way.

even so that cuts efficiency up to ~50%. hopefully the disposable ones are used more by most

does the wallet keep a log of which address indexes it has already created?

not sure about a log, but it does keep track. you get a new one after calling create_address if you've used it or not

midipoet: the wallet does, but on-chain (if you resorted from seed in another wallet) it would only show the latest used

^ third most-popular monero-related tweet ever

after these two: twitter.com/Cointelegraph/status/1080238867721134080?s=20 & twitter.com/bcrypt/status/1197335723759718400?s=20

is that fortnite one actually for reals?

it was for the merch store

but they removed it again lol

IIRC the Fortnite team said it came from the payment processor and hadn't been otherwise approved by them, and they chose to remove it

I think it was a bit more complicated

orly

a lot of outrage with other people spamming the Epic Games CEO on Twitter why their coin does not get added

also crypto news sites claimed it is a partnership with Monero

naturally

I'm sure a lot of high-quality reporting there =p

also most likely that someone accepted it without fully knowing what monero is in the first place

ohyea it's all coming back to me now

yep. it was part of project coral reef..

sgp_ discord update log:

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Their streaming stuff is quite well done, especially multicast.

needbrrrrrrr90: indeed, it's reasonably high quality and super low latency