Bryan Stitt

I have a partially complete rocker-compose file that will launch Tor, then Bitcoin, then an ob_watcher, and then a configurable number of wallets running yg-pe. It isn't ready yet, but...

This still isn't ready yet, but the local tests I've had time to do so far are going really well. I just need to make some changes to how /etc/hosts...

What was the main goal of this change? What do we still need from it?

Since the tumbler is going to be generating many transactions, what if we just set a higher fee on the next transaction and hope miners know how to handle CPFP?...

That's a good idea to avoid contacting the maker multiple times. Think IRC rate limits will get in the way? Maybe we need a more efficient p2p layer. > On...

Do we still need this? It looks like wallet-tool already has something to print xpubs

Will the orderbook also ignore these makers with these changes, or do we need more code for that?

I think I'm going to do this in solidity instead: ``` function encodeContractCall(address _address, bytes memory _calldata) pure public returns(bytes memory script) { return abi.encodePacked(_address, _calldata.length, _calldata); } ```

Aha. Part of the problem with my code using web3 is that it is using strings where it needs to pass actual bytes objects through. I'm not sure the best...

Any suggestions on how to implement a "dummy" mutex?