04:52:36 Is there any function to extract the private view key from the prepare_multisig data? 05:46:26 Check out the logo for this company https://www.ampstek.com/index.html. Even the colours are a really close match 11:49:55 Can the private view key of a wallet be extracted from the prepare_multisig data? 12:11:30 When the wallet says "This includes the PRIVATE view key, so needs to be disclosed only to that multisig wallet's participants" when entering prepare_multisig, is this just a private view key that is useful for the multisig to be created or is the private view key of the originating wallet extractable from that data? 13:19:10 It is the secret view key for the multisig wallet. 13:19:35 cryptonote::get_multisig_blinded_secret_key(get_account().get_keys().m_view_secret_key); 16:30:29 is this the most active xmr irc channel? 16:35:45 Depends if you like spam. #monero-markets has that. 16:56:40 and dont forget -pools 16:57:15 you will find different types of degeneracy in each of those channels 17:47:35 set irc.ctcp.clientinfo "" 20:02:59 what really is xmr 20:03:29 endogenic: it's a digital cash. 20:03:35 like dash? 20:03:44 think like bitcoin, but with transaction privacy supreme. 20:04:08 just coinjoin 20:04:42 endogenic: haven't used dash. I heard it has poor privacy features. 20:04:50 i heard it stands for digital trash 20:04:58 just trollin 20:05:18 endogenic: and only certain wallets are able to do coinjoin 20:05:19 https://www.bitchute.com/video/PWXU7D4VV0lB/ 20:05:19 this video provides a good overview of differences between bitcoin, dash, zcash, and monero 20:05:19 spoiler alert: monero is killing it. 20:07:37 xmr is a sleeper hit all day. best community / dedicated / no frills / adopts new research tech + algos at sensible intervals (not too early, not too late) 20:08:07 but what about the argument that people don't necessarily need optimal privacy 20:08:13 whoever's running the ship from a technical standpoint is clued af. xmr is reddit to btc's digg. 20:08:17 it's a poor argument. 20:08:32 MikeyG: do you know about MRL? 20:08:46 people are realizing that they need untraceability when it comes to cryptocurrency transactions. 20:09:12 yes they do but there's effective untraceability … or just "privacy liquidity" … some people think that new coins will be launched 20:09:34 i dont know anything about MRL. will chat more later tho. <3 20:09:40 they are the ones 20:09:48 well, until those new coins are launched, we have monero, right here and right now. 20:10:08 what network effects does monero have to ensure its future usage? 20:10:19 DNM's 20:10:24 does its past anonymity set hold value if technology or conditions develop ? 20:10:37 the thing XMR will have that others wont is longevity. when you run a tight ship, this right for this long, you get trust. trust > *. it's why vitalik can turn eth's diverse community of suits and geeks on a dime. 20:10:53 Monero is not run MikeyG 20:10:57 and certainly not run like a tight ship 20:11:07 #monero-research-lab 20:11:49 also 20:11:58 imagine if Vitalik was like, no, we're obviously not going to fork for the DAO thing 20:12:02 i'd probably be an ETH boy 20:12:23 but then PoS would probably not be so appealing to them 20:12:35 so frankly ETH seems to have an honesty problem fmpov 20:12:52 Monero will just need to stay honest with itself 20:13:01 but some things are tough to see if they are outside our range of vision 20:13:03 naturally. :) 20:39:27 @dixie__flatline[ thanks for the vid 20:40:11 doktoro: you are welcome mate. 20:41:35 I wanna play that crypto tracing game lol 20:43:32 lol 20:43:45 it's so cute the way they try to educate the boomer law enforcement agents 20:44:50 also, the way they talk about monero and cryptocurrencies... it's like watching a 5 year old make his sentences about politics or science. It leaves you with a sense of cutesy pity. 20:45:05 "awww how cute..."