Outsourced workforce but it's just a revenue sharing paid membership member-run clubhouse

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I'm extremely proud & happy! After 7 years in lightning and 2 years with @opensats I published A Mathematical Theory of Payment Channel Networks https://t.co/1Z0gInYc9h Also, my first solo authored paper though many people helped with great discussion & Feedback. See u in Q2!

Bitcoin & Quantum Risk Debating the potential risks quantum computers could pose to Bitcoin and how Bitcoin could mitigate that risk is nothing new In 2008, several leading cryptographers, including Daniel Bernstein, published "Post-Quantum Cryptography" 🧵 [1/13]

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A Zig library for Nostr MIT licensed. Supports NIP-46 remote signing, NIP-44 encryption (noscrypt), NIP-77 negentropy sync, NWC, Joinstr coinjoin pools (h/t @1440000bytes) and more. Build fast Nostr infra in Zig. https://t.co/WYOVygm1Lb

Y'all Make 2026 the year you get more technical with Bitcoin. If you've been thinking about working in the Bitcoin industry, set a New Year's goal to level up: learn how Bitcoin works, build skills, and plug into people who can help. TABConf is encouraging folks to join the

FAILED EARLY BITCOINER IDEAS.. to work on... decentralized autonomous corporations — code-run orgs — failed: governance and capture decentralized insurance — mutual aid without companies — failed: data and oracles peer-to-peer lending — borderless credit — failed: identity and

# SEMANTIC LEDGER We speak in opcodes now, each word a transaction, each thought a block appended to a chain we cannot edit. There is no casual here. Ambiguity accrues as debt. Precision compounds. The parsers are patient. When we disagree we do not argue— we

# Protocol Expectations for Semantic Construction Rooms This room is active protocol surface. What we say here isn’t commentary—it’s specification. Language doesn’t describe coordination; it enacts it. You’re not observing protocol development, you’re writing it in real time.

I've been working on getting my C multicore-runtime to run on the web. it's still early, but this is a fully multi-threaded renderer + physics running on WebGPU and WASM. 100k cubes, 60 FPS I'll be benchmarking it against @unity ECS soon

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raw₿it — Visual Raw Transaction Builder & Script Debugger An interactive tool to build and understand Bitcoin transactions visually. • Connect predefined nodes → see every byte update live • Step through script execution with live stack view • Full Python code behind

We just published "Hash-based signatures for Bitcoin," a new analysis of post-quantum schemes by @kudinov_mikhail and myself at @blksresearch. This paper serves as a gentle intro to hash-based schemes and explores how to optimize them specifically for application in Bitcoin. 🧵

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My two latest inventions are Node Faker, which simulates bitcoin-cli and bitcoind in the browser (via javascript), and Wild Explorer, which is a block explorer that talks to Node Faker to get its blockchain data Links to their source code below https://t.co/4g8jLdmjGP

Just added a version of this visualization showing the complete block and target hash (all 64 digits). I wonder how small of a hash Bitcoin miners will produce within my lifetime. 🤔

This is one the best things privacy-wise that ever happened in Bitcoin since MuSig2. BIP89 (Chain Code Delegation) enables private collaborative custody by letting delegates withhold BIP32 chain codes—allowing co-signing w/o exposing full xpubs. This means that your multisig

LONG-TERM SUPPORT FOR ANDREW TOTH Andrew is an active, long-time contributor to Bitcoin Core, with contributions spanning initial block download (IBD), block-connection logic, caching behavior, and RPC performance. https://t.co/clNM2KrHv7

The activation branch for the RDTS is now ready for review, as a PR into the Knots repo: https://t.co/OEsnMpBbGf This does not necessarily mean that the activation code will be accepted into Knots, though I hope it is. For now, the PR is an ideal place to conduct code review.

Companies treat data like a commodity, but in the wrong hands it’s a weapon. Let it all be collected by everyone, and you’re left hoping politics never turns against you. You don’t safeguard rights with hope. You do it with privacy.