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@ Tim Bouma
2025-06-01 12:31:16
This is good input. I’m already starting to think about my own NIP-44 variant, so if you have some ideas to make it better, I am keen to hear. I think the powers of two is the problem. It’s similar with Cashu where the tokens are power of two, so all of a sudden and randomly you have an incredibly long token. I proposed (a prototyped) a way that every amount could have its own public key. But that was rejected because the specific amount would dox you. Easily solution is to have two random amounts add up to the summand you want. Anyway, I did not want to fork my own version of the mint, so did a bunch of logic in my wallet instead. A pain with bugs, but it works.