Bitcoin Core 28.0 includes a number of new P2P and mempool policy features that may be useful for businesses and users. In this blog post, Gregory Sanders summarizes the feature set and how they can be used individually or together. The guide explains and provides command line samples for: - One Parent One Child (1P1C) Relay - TRUC Transactions - 1P1C-topology Package RBF - Pay To Anchor (P2A) as well as describing common wallet patterns that can benefit: simple payments, coinjoins, LN, Ark, LN splicing
Bitcoin Optech newsletter #323 is here: - announces a planned security disclosure - Bitcoin Core 28.0 - Optech Newsletter #323 Recap on Twitter Spaces Antoine Poinsot posted to Delving Bitcoin to announce the planned disclosure on October 10th of a consensus bug affecting the btcd full node... Bitcoin Core 28.0 is the latest major release of the predominant full node implementation. It’s the first release to include support for testnet4, opportunistic one-parent-one-child (1p1c) package relay, default relay of opt-in topologically restricted until confirmation (TRUC) transactions, default relay of pay-to-anchor transactions, limited package RBF relay, default full-RBF, and default parameters for assumeUTXO... Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter with special guest Bastien Teinturier on Twitter Spaces Tuesday at 14:30 UTC. Join us to discuss or ask questions! https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1YpKklenRXyGj