Bitcoin Optech newsletter #355 is here: - summarizes changes to services/client software - LND 0.19.0-beta, Core Lightning 25.05rc1 releases - Optech Newsletter #355 Recap Podcast
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #355
This week’s newsletter includes our regular sections describing changes to services and client software, announcing new releases and release cand...
 Changes to services and client software: - Cake Wallet added payjoin v2 support - Sparrow adds pay-to-anchor features - Safe Wallet 1.3.0 released - COLDCARD Q v1.3.2 released - Transaction batching using payjoin - JoinMarket Fidelity Bond Simulator - Bitcoin opcodes documented - Bitkey code open sourced
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #355
This week’s newsletter includes our regular sections describing changes to services and client software, announcing new releases and release cand...
 Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter on Riverside.fm Tuesday at 16:30 UTC. Join us to discuss or ask questions!
Riverside.FM Studio
Yesterday @Murch @schmidty spoke with Eugene Siegel, Chris Stewart, Bram Cohen, and Robin Linus: - A disclosed Bitcoin Core vulnerability - 64 bit arithmetic draft BIP - A new approach to recursive covenants - BitVM benefits from CTV and CSFS - And more Catch up:
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #354 Recap Podcast
Mark “Murch” Erhardt and Mike Schmidt are joined by Eugene Siegel, Chris Stewart, Bram Cohen, and Robin Linus to discuss Newsletter #354.
Bitcoin Optech newsletter #354 is here: - describes a fixed vulnerability affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core - Changing consensus covering: 64-bit arithmetic in Script, Proposed opcodes for enabling recursive covenants through quines, benefits to BitVM from OP_CTV and OP_CSFS - Optech Newsletter #354 Recap Podcast
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #354
This week’s newsletter describes a fixed vulnerability affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core. Also included are our regular sections summarizing...
 Antoine Poinsot posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list to announce a vulnerability affecting Bitcoin Core versions before 29.0...
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #354
This week’s newsletter describes a fixed vulnerability affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core. Also included are our regular sections summarizing...
 Chris Stewart posted a draft BIP to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list that proposes upgrading Bitcoin’s existing opcodes to operate on 64-bit numeric values...
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #354
This week’s newsletter describes a fixed vulnerability affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core. Also included are our regular sections summarizing...
 Bram Cohen posted to Delving Bitcoin to suggest a set of simple opcodes that would enable the creation of recursive covenants through self-reproducing scripts (quines)...
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #354
This week’s newsletter describes a fixed vulnerability affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core. Also included are our regular sections summarizing...
 Robin Linus posted to Delving Bitcoin about several of the improvements to BitVM that would become possible if the proposed OP_CTV and OP_CSFS opcodes were added to Bitcoin in a soft fork...
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #354
This week’s newsletter describes a fixed vulnerability affecting old versions of Bitcoin Core. Also included are our regular sections summarizing...
 Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter on Riverside.fm Tuesday at 16:30 UTC. Join us to discuss or ask questions!
Riverside.FM Studio
Earlier this week @Murch and @schmidty discussed Newsletter #353 with Ruben Somsen, Salvatore Ingala, and Stéphan Vuylsteke: - BIP30 consensus failure vulnerability - Avoiding BIP32 path reuse - Bitcoin Core’s multiprocess project - And more… Catch up:
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #353 Recap Podcast
Mark “Murch” Erhardt and Mike Schmidt are joined by Ruben Somsen, Salvatore Ingala, and Stéphan Vuylsteke to discuss Newsletter #353.
Earlier this week @Murch and @Sjors Provoost discussed Newsletter #352: - Cluster linearization techniques for cluster mempool - Increasing or removing Bitcoin Core’s OP_RETURN size limit - Bitcoin Core removing legacy wallets - And more... Catch up:
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #352 Recap Podcast
Mark “Murch” Erhardt and Sjors Provoost discuss Newsletter #352.
Bitcoin Optech newsletter #352 is here: - links to comparisons between different cluster linearization techniques - briefly summarizes discussion about increasing or removing Bitcoin Core’s OP_RETURN size limit - Optech Newsletter #352 Recap
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #352
This week’s newsletter links to comparisons between different cluster linearization techniques and briefly summarizes discussion about increasing...
 Pieter Wuille posted to Delving Bitcoin about some of the fundamental tradeoffs between three different cluster linearization techniques, following up with benchmarks of implementations of each...
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #352
This week’s newsletter links to comparisons between different cluster linearization techniques and briefly summarizes discussion about increasing...
 In a thread on Bitcoin-Dev, several developers discussed changing or removing Bitcoin Core’s default limit for OP_RETURN data carrier outputs. A subsequent Bitcoin Core pull request saw additional discussion...
Bitcoin Optech
Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #352
This week’s newsletter links to comparisons between different cluster linearization techniques and briefly summarizes discussion about increasing...
 Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter on Riverside.fm Tuesday at 16:30 UTC. Join us to discuss or ask questions!
Riverside.FM Studio