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04:43 < michaelfolkson> ariard: I totally get why you/we would want a BIP/Bitcoin specific spec for FROST and I'm sure we will have one at some point. Just pointing out that there are a few design choices that seem to still be up in the air at the moment e.g. KeyGen, staying close to MuSig2 design decisions or not
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04:50 < michaelfolkson> Your faulty signing device concern would probably be addressed by using ROAST on top of FROST though I imagine ROAST won't be part of a future FROST BIP
04:50 < michaelfolkson> ROAST would help you get a signature generated as quickly as possible despite unresponsive, faulty signers. If you can't get k partial signatures at all in a k-of-n there isn't much to do apart from closing the channel and opening a new one with a different k-of-n
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11:16 < ariard> michaelfolkson: yeah i know there is still a few design choices up in the air, like making key aggregation compatible with the MuSig2 one and if that is secure, note I was just looking for the most informative description of FROST to point it in review club resources. I'm not asking when such eventual FROST BIP/BOLT would be final, assuming it makes sense to have one   
11:17 < ariard> Yeah ROAST robustness would be probably a latency gain for the LN routing hop case laid out, rather than aborting the signing session
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