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* Transaction *

I spent 1BTC on TestNet to a stealth address...
    TxID: df092896c1347b303da299bc84c92bef1946f455dbdc80ffdb01a18ea4ed8b4c

http://blockexplorer.com/testnet/tx/df092896c1347b303da299bc84c92bef1946f455dbdc80ffdb01a18ea4ed8b4c#i8166574

* Code *

Code which generated this transaction is here:  
https://gist.github.com/jspilman/8396495

Note, one minor change from the protocol we discussed is I'm just using  
the 32-byte x coordinate for the shared secret, not the compressed pubKey  
(so, throwing away the first byte) before hashing with SHA256.

* How it Looks *

After importing the privkey for the TxIn to that transaction  
(importprivkey "cNL8XqRtqwC1YEc9kKspbX2aukWnXfgHQSvjsPYbuPif5Q3DJkEs"  
rescan) you will see two rows in the Transaction List of Bitcoin-QT...

Both rows simply say 'Sent to' with a blank address. One has 1BTC amount  
which is the 2-of-2 stealth multisig, the other has 0BTC amount, and it's  
the OP_RETURN.

I wonder if the 0BTC OP_RETURN transactions should be hidden from the  
Transaction List? 'Transaction Details' truncates the <data> after  
OP_RETURN anyway, so it's not even particularly useful for seeing what  
data you embedded.

* Next Steps *

I'm not quite sure. If we're going to try to deploy this, I think we need  
to fully understand what users who are making these payments should see in  
their wallet software while making a payment, and after a payment has been  
made.

Right now I'm thinking...

   1) Define the PaymentRequest extension
   2) Update Gavin's PHP to generate PaymentRequests for stealth payments
   3) Get Bitcoin-QT loading the PaymentRequest and generating transactions  
 from those PaymentRequests
   4) Write an agent to detect incoming stealth payments

But we would still be showing meaningless rows in the payer's Transaction  
List without some additional work.

If there is a place to add TxOut meta-data with the pubkeys used to  
generate it... well, there must be since the 'Merchant' field is attached  
somehow. So we could probably use the same method to keep the pubKeys  
around.

Maybe the simple way to punt on this is to just show 'Merchant' in the  
address column if it is available and an address is not. We could skip  
saving the pubKeys for now, so there would be no way to send follow on  
stealth payments, but at least the Transaction List would make sense  
instead of looking like two empty transactions.

* Other Open Questions *

I think the biggest is if/how to receive P2P stealth payments in  
Bitcoin-QT as an end-user not a merchant.

I can probably make the necessary changes to IsMine, but I don't know  
where we should keep 'd2'/'Q2' unencrypted so it's available for doing the  
necessary tests, but has no chance of ever be used as a stand-alone  
private key?

And then there's still the question of: when 'd1'/Q1 is available  
decrypted, we must fully verify the transaction, and how to indicate if  
that has or has not been done yet.

It really seems crippled to me without fully integrated support for  
receiving P2P stealth payments in Bitcoin-QT. It doesn't seem like that  
much code, just some details to work out first.