08:05:29	 From Sebastian Schmittner (EECC, Germany) : congratz! :)
08:28:47	 From Wade Barnes : I have one Indy-SDK related topic before we end.  We’ve been getting a fair number of contributors lately.  The builds are failing due to Rust build dependency issues.  I’m thinking I need to dig into and resolve that sooner than later.  Agreed?
08:28:55	 From Michael Schäfer (Bosch) : Need to step out. Thanks and a good day
08:30:39	 From Robin Klemens : @Wade. I agree since Indy-Node still relies on Indy SDK and we need a running CD pipeline there. Otherwise, the contributions won't help the community
08:37:36	 From Dominic : The public key is generated from the private key using the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm. You get a public address for your account by taking the last 20 bytes of the Keccak-256 hash of the public key and adding 0x to the beginning.
08:37:52	 From Dominic : Source: https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/accounts/#account-creation
08:38:13	 From Paul Bastian : so they are using the hash of the whole public key and thats what we should do as well
08:38:59	 From Paul Bastian : did:indy:sovrin:staging:6cgbu8ZPoWTnR5Rv5JcSMB
did:indy:sovrin.staging:6cgbu8ZPoWTnR5Rv5JcSMB
08:39:56	 From Robin Klemens : Isn't that the idea behind hashing? At any given input create a unique hash value at a specific length
08:42:44	 From Paul Bastian : technically right Robin, but it makes sense to take the highest entropy available anyway
08:43:23	 From Robin Klemens : which is the whole public key rather than just a fraction of it
08:44:28	 From Paul Bastian : did:indy universal resolver driver mvp:
https://github.com/IDunion/indy-did-resolver
08:45:35	 From Paul Bastian : its kind of a mess, but a first working example that provides the minimal did document from a NYM
08:47:36	 From Dominic : Awesome!