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I should note the idea of the "taproot assumption" which illustrates why Schnorr really helps taproot specifically: schnorr allows a multisig which looks exactly like a single sig. This means that N parties can use the scripts part as above to have complex contracts between each other, but the taproot assumption is that it'll always be valuable to have one special contract clause: "everyone agrees", and that is handled by a multisig on the pubkey *which to the outside world looks exactly like single sig signing*, retaining maximum privacy.

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Jay Stratton 1y ago

So is this what allows clients like Sparrow or Nunchuck to use native segwit address types when creating a multi-sig while Blockstream Green still uses segwit ("3") for it's multi-sig?

I've been trying to understand this.

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average_bitcoiner 1y ago

It's just what script op codes the wallet is using, Iiuc. Green is just not saving bytes by using older types.

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