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#bitcoin blocking and tackling at @bitcoinoptech. cypherpunks write checks at @bitcoinbrink.
Joined September 2018
RT @murchandamus: I wasn’t active on Twitter then, but @miketwenty1 and I put together a list of frequently asked questions and answer abou….
stacker.news
There has been a lot of debate about a recent discussion on the mailing list and a pull request on the Bitcoin Core repository. The main two points are about whether a mempool policy regarding...
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RT @adam3us: @1btc1bitcoin @GrassFedBitcoin @callebtc You have that backwards I'm thinking a few chess moves out, you guys if I may say hea….
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Anthony Towns (@ajtowns) posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list the draft of a BIP for how nodes can communicate to thei….
bitcoinops.org
This week’s newsletter summarizes a draft BIP for block template sharing between full nodes and announces a library that allows trusted delegation of script evaluation (including for features not...
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Changes to services and client software:.- ZEUS v0.11.3 released.- Rust Utreexo resources.- Peer-observer tooling and ca….
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #368 is here:. - summarizes a draft BIP for block template sharing between full nodes.- announ….
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This seems like a great opportunity to contribute to Bitcoin, through Bitcoin network monitoring:. "What I’ve been thinking about might be better described as a Network Operations Collective. A loose, decentralized group of people who share the interest of monitoring the Bitcoin.
I've written a bit about a project I've been working on for a while: . peer-observer: A tool and infrastructure for monitoring the Bitcoin P2P network for attacks and anomalies.
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Mark “Murch” Erhardt and Mike Schmidt (@bitschmidty) discussed Newsletter #367:. Releases and release candidates.0:19 LN….
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Interesting Bitcoin Core PRs around validation:. Bitcoin Core #33050.Removing peer discouragement for consensus-invalid transactions. Bitcoin Core #32473.A per-input cache for sighash pre-computation to the script interpreter.
Mark “Murch” Erhardt and Mike Schmidt (@bitschmidty) discussed Newsletter #367:. Releases and release candidates.0:19 LND v0.19.3-beta.rc1 .0:46 Bitcoin Core 29.1rc1 . Notable code and documentation changes.2:38 Bitcoin Core #33050 .11:04 Bitcoin Core #32473 .17:57 Bitcoin Core
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #367 is here:. - LND v0.19.3-beta.rc1.- Bitcoin Core 29.1rc1.- Optech Newsletter #367 Podcast….
bitcoinops.org
This week’s newsletter includes our regular sections announcing new release candidates and summarizing notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software.
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Another Optech podcast with some of the best. Gloria Zhao (@glozow).Tadge Dryja (@tdryja).Anthony Towns (@ajtowns).
Gloria Zhao (@glozow) and Mike Schmidt (@bitschmidty) were joined by Tadge Dryja (@tdryja) and Anthony Towns (@ajtowns) to discuss Newsletter #366:. News.1:03 Draft BIPs proposed for Utreexo.23:43 Continued discussion about lowering the minimum relay feerate .52:27 Peer block
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Gloria Zhao (@glozow) and Mike Schmidt (@bitschmidty) were joined by Tadge Dryja (@tdryja) and Anthony Towns (@ajtowns)….
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RT @darosior: bitcoin will be fine. some people should calm down with the foment about spam filters.
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bitcoin will be fine. some people should calm down with the foment about spam filters.
@Mandrik bitcoin will be fine. some people should calm down with the foment about spam filters.
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RT @payjoindevkit: Commercial attempts to solve Bitcoin’s privacy have faced tremendous barriers. Short-term profit motives have delivered….
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RT @bitschmidty: Jameson Lopp and Tim Ruffing on quantum. Steven Roose on the OP_TEMPLATEHASH soft fork bundle. David Gumberg on compact bl….
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RT @bitcoinoptech: Bitcoin Optech newsletter #366 is here:. - announces draft BIPs for Utreexo.- summarizes continued discussion about lowe….
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RT @bitcoinbrink: Russell O’Connor joined us to explain his work on formal verification of software, the process of mathematically proving….
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Jameson Lopp and Tim Ruffing on quantum. Steven Roose on the OP_TEMPLATEHASH soft fork bundle. David Gumberg on compact block prefilling. Lauren Shareshian from Block on mempool fee estimation.
David Gumberg, Lauren Shareshian, Jameson Lopp (@lopp), Steven Roose (@stevenroose3), and Tim Ruffing (@real_or_random) joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #365:. News.1:13:00 Testing compact block prefilling.1:33:53 Mempool-based fee estimation library. Changing consensus.49:17
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