That stealth address technology really is a wonderful piece of privacy tech and I cannot use it to find any of the xmr transactions you've made in the last month
You win your challenge, now win mine!
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Your request to see lightning to lightning, outside of my silly "gotcha" attempt, is something I wouldn't even know where to start with. I assume if I was running a node and someone connected to me that I would be able to gather something, similar to if I ran a public xmr node, I'd be able to get the ip of the individuals using mine (I believe).
I'm open to being corrected.
Here you go 🏆
its worth noting that nostr:nprofile1qqszrqlfgavys8g0zf8mmy79dn92ghn723wwawx49py0nqjn7jtmjagpz4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezummcw3ezuer9wchszyrhwden5te0dehhxarj9ekk7mf0qy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uynmh4h not being able to locate any relevant information about this address says close to zero about moneros receiver privacy.
likewise a random 3rd party not being able to locate information on a LN tx says extremely little about the overall state of LN privacy.
if you want privacy from the public, you can use a fiat bank.
I'd like to see a random 3rd party locate information on *any* LN tx
Are you up to the challenge?
I'm perfectly willing to concede that is likely true.
I also assert its a stupid and meaningless challenge you're only doing to stir up the shit.
Don't random nodes on a route see information? Custodians and LSPs do as well. All third parties that ideally shouldn't have information about a transaction between me and you.
> Don't random nodes on a route see information?
Yes
> Custodians and LSPs do as well
True
> All third parties that ideally shouldn't have information about a transaction between me and you
Agreed
*Now* can you find an LN transaction?
Nope I can't. The way you tell me you use Lightning I'm pretty confident you have relatively strong privacy. I don't think that is true though for most Lightning users.