Seraphis VS monero

Seraphis is a next-gen transaction protocol abstraction, which means it defines various high-level rules for a concrete transaction protocol. RingCT can be thought of as the current tx protocol abstraction of Monero, even though the RingCT paper specified concrete proving structures directly without abstraction.

Anyway, you can check here and here.

Work is well under way to implement something you could call a "second-generation protocol" for Monero called Seraphis. You can find details on the author @UkoeHB 's GitHub here. In parallel @tevador designs a new addressing and wallet tiers scheme to be used with Seraphis called Jamtis that is currently documented and discussed here.

Anyway. The concern raised here may be rendered nearly moot by the upcoming Seraphis/JAMTIS upgrade. As I understand it, this upgrade will significantly speed up remote wallet scanning time, while also making remote wallets much more secure.

More information on Seraphis can be found here: https://github.com/UkoeHB/Seraphis

I get the gist of what he is trying to do and how the transactions function. https://github.com/UkoeHB/Seraphis/issues/3

koe, the inventor of Monero's probable "next generation" protocol Seraphis, is still busy implementing a comprehensive library for it and has produced a veritable mountain of new and bleeding-edge code over the past months, as can be seen on GitHub here.

The current code (and location of future work) on the PoC is here: https://github.com/UkoeHB/monero/tree/seraphis_perf