16:48:44 <rupee[m]> I think the answer is no, but for a given monero transaction, is it possible to determine a range of the possible amount transferred? For example, could you say at least 0.2 XMR was sent and at most 130,000 XMR was sent?  or any sort of broad range like that? Or is there no way to tell that one tx might have contained more value than another?
16:49:38 <hyc> no
16:50:19 <rupee[m]> thanks
16:51:01 <moneromooo> Technically... from 0 to 2^64-1 times the minimum of the number of inputs and the number of outputs.
16:51:09 * moneromooo so helpful
16:54:33 <UkoeHB> rupee[m]: not currently, but you could imagine writing bulletproofs to prove that off-chain
17:00:30 <sarang> Yeah, you could do it by proving ranges with offsets applied
17:00:50 <sarang> Off-chain, as UkoeHB notes
22:58:22 * jrdse[m]  < https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/YwhPhhYnadTKzLFVxTmEFWKq/message.txt >
23:02:15 <moneromooo> Your wallet will scan every output (except coinbase txes if you've got optimized coinbase scanning on, which is the default).
23:02:55 <moneromooo> For your key images's uses, "incoming_transfers uses" will show that. You need to have enabled this in the options first though, IIRC it might not be defualt.
23:03:17 <moneromooo> "Zero to monero" is said to be a very good explanation of how monero works.