Uh, let me remind you that your note was about fungibility. Not traceability.
these are different things.
but putting aside that you are unclear what point you're trying to make for the moment,
as you obviously know, but refuse to acknowledge,
the Monero community was aware of these problems with ring signatures BEFORE they were implemented. and were making videos to educate people about these problems AT LEAST 6 years ago.
what is disingenuous is crowing about it as if it was some recent discovery of your own that people refuse to acknowledge.
so
another nothingburger from STN.
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I don't think I have ever said the ring sig store vulnerabilities are a new discovery. I frequently point to prior discussions of that vulnerability and other ones in the Breaking Monero series and on monero.com.
I hereby acknowledge it in this very post, which adds one more acknowledgement to a long list. So you can no longer say I refuse to acknowledge it.
Also, untraceability is a precondition for fungibility, because tracing X through a blockchain requires identifying X in a crowd. Monero can be traced through the blockchain, therefore an xmr token can be identified in a crowd of other xmr tokens, therefore it is not fungible.