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RCasatta
commented on June 8, 2024
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By using 4 chunks of 3 bytes padded with 8 zero bits we keep 96 bit of entropy
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RCasatta
commented on June 8, 2024
This is correct, the proposed solution is fine by me
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SimoneBronzini
commented on June 8, 2024
Well, actually, we are finding some further problems about privacy and entropy that the proposed solution would worsen. We will follow up soon with issues about those topics and move the discussion further about this solution.
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SimoneBronzini
commented on June 8, 2024
This would highly reduce horizontal derivation entropy while highly increasing vertical derivation entropy. I guess it is also simpler implementation-wise. I didn't fully do the math on entropy but think it might work.
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afilini
commented on June 8, 2024
This issue refers to an old and obsolete version of RGB. See "old rgb" issue tag in our wiki.
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Related Issues (20)
- Proofs must be commited only to the TX spending colored UTXO, not the arbitrary one
- Possible double-spend with double-commitment HOT 12
- Improve spec on contract deployment HOT 2
- Depreciate OP_RETURN commitments for contract deployments
- Improve single use seals mechanism for contract reissuing HOT 1
- Preserve some space in proofs by using RIPMD160 hashes HOT 1
- Can commitment_txid be pruned in UTXO-based transfers? HOT 6
- Inflation txout naming HOT 1
- Version upgrade proofs must spend only inputs with the same version number
- Add reference and link to LNPBP repo? HOT 3
- https://rgb.network is down / not resolving HOT 4
- Why we use addition instead of multiplication in public key tweaking HOT 10
- Nested proof structure results in very large proofs for transfers with multiple inputs HOT 4
- How to deterministically define output containing the tweaked key for P2C schemes HOT 12
- Increasing asset safety by combining commitment output with asset binding output HOT 6
- No support for spending single RGB output from the proof HOT 2
- Proposed Spectrum tx structure HOT 3
- Add versioning to RGB protocol
- Update proof structure separating commitment and prunable parts
- Do we need to verify that P2C commitment tx is not older than asset-binding tx? HOT 1
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