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Added a table of component BSIPs to bsip-1200 abstract. Renamed two BSIPs to better represent high-level purpose.

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[36](bsip-0036.md) | Remove expired price feeds on maintenance interval | oxarbitrage | Protocol | Accepted [36](bsip-0036.md) | Remove expired price feeds on maintenance interval | oxarbitrage | Protocol | Accepted
[37](bsip-0037.md) | Allow new asset name to end with a number | oxarbitrage | Protocol | Accepted [37](bsip-0037.md) | Allow new asset name to end with a number | oxarbitrage | Protocol | Accepted
[1200](bsip-1200.md) | Stealth development, Phase II | Chris Sanborn | Informational | Draft [1200](bsip-1200.md) | Stealth development, Phase II | Chris Sanborn | Informational | Draft
[1201](bsip-1201.md) | Op-codes for Confidential Asset operations | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft [1201](bsip-1201.md) | New operations for Confidential Asset (CA) transactions | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft
[1202](bsip-1202.md) | Ring signatures for untraceability of Stealth transactions | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft [1202](bsip-1202.md) | Ring signatures for untraceability of Stealth transactions | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft
[1203](bsip-1203.md) | Retrieve Stealth UTXO sets by block-height range | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft
[1204](bsip-1204.md) | Blockchain scanning for inbound Stealth transactions | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft [1204](bsip-1204.md) | Blockchain scanning for inbound Stealth transactions | Chris Sanborn | Protocol | Draft
[1205](bsip-1205.md) | Derivation of Stealth Addresses from BIP44/SLIP48 Seeds and Brain Keys | Chris Sanborn | Informational | Draft [1205](bsip-1205.md) | Deterministic addresses for Stealth wallets | Chris Sanborn | Informational | Draft
[1206](bsip-1206.md) | Metadata hiding via Garlic Routing and other means | Chris Sanborn | Informational | Draft [1206](bsip-1206.md) | Metadata hiding via Garlic Routing and other means | Chris Sanborn | Informational | Draft

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To discuss the continued development of Stealth functionality and provide an overview of the following six BSIPs which define components of that development. To discuss the continued development of Stealth functionality and provide an overview of the following six BSIPs which define components of that development.
Component BSIPs: _(Works in progress!!)_
Number | Title | Type | Status
:-----------------:|--------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|--------
[1200](bsip-1200.md) | Stealth development, Phase II — _(this document)_ | Informational | Draft
[1201](bsip-1201.md) | New operations for Confidential Asset (CA) transactions | Protocol | Draft
[1202](bsip-1202.md) | Ring signatures for untraceability of Stealth transactions | Protocol | Draft
[1204](bsip-1204.md) | Blockchain scanning for inbound Stealth transactions | Protocol | Draft
[1205](bsip-1205.md) | Deterministic addresses for Stealth wallets | Informational | Draft
[1206](bsip-1206.md) | Metadata hiding via Garlic Routing and other means | Informational | Draft
## Motivation ## Motivation
The initial phase of Stealth development was proposed and implemented in [BSIP-0008](bsip-0008.md), and is live on the BitShares network. Support for this first round of confidentiality features has been implemented in the CLI wallet, and has also been demonstrated in the UI wallet by Agorise, Ltd., in a code fork not yet integrated into the mainline UI-Wallet code. Utilization of the privacy features remains low, for two reasons: (1) the difficulty of using the CLI wallet for day-to-day activities, and (2) the Stealth feature set thus far, while valuable, does not yet provide a comprehensive privacy solution. The initial phase of Stealth development was proposed and implemented in [BSIP-0008](bsip-0008.md), and is live on the BitShares network. Support for this first round of confidentiality features has been implemented in the CLI wallet, and has also been demonstrated in the UI wallet by Agorise, Ltd., in a code fork not yet integrated into the mainline UI-Wallet code. Utilization of the privacy features remains low, for two reasons: (1) the difficulty of using the CLI wallet for day-to-day activities, and (2) the Stealth feature set thus far, while valuable, does not yet provide a comprehensive privacy solution.

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BSIP: 1201 (unassigned) BSIP: 1201 (unassigned)
Title: Op-codes for Confidential Asset operations Title: New operations for Confidential Asset (CA) transactions
Authors: Christopher J. Sanborn Authors: Christopher J. Sanborn
Status: Draft Status: Draft
Type: Protocol Type: Protocol

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BSIP: 1205 (unassigned) BSIP: 1205 (unassigned)
Title: Derivation of Stealth Addresses from BIP44/SLIP48 Seeds and Brain Keys Title: Deterministic addresses for Stealth wallets
Authors: Christopher J. Sanborn Authors: Christopher J. Sanborn
Status: Draft Status: Draft
Type: Informational Type: Informational