Whatever your take on Core vs Knots, Matthew R. Kratter integrity is not the issue. He’s not one of the clowns making the conference circuit, flogging “next big treasury company thing”, or pumping scammy side projects under the Bitcoin banner. He built one of the best Bitcoin YouTube

Nearly 500 open-source projects so far, with over 100 still actively maintained, some for more than 20 years. Any ideas for project number 500? And here’s what that work seems to be worth according to GitHub sponsors.

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After a decade of efforts to decentralise mining, DATUM has finally gotten this important mission off the ground. And Jason Hughes pulled it off in under a year by keeping it super simple. Now that the concept has been proven, we need to grow it to 100 times this and get the majority

The post-mortem for the current core establishment will be very damning.

"In an age of digital noise and fleeting loyalties, choosing to trust your friends feels like a quiet act of rebellion."

Sparrow v2.3.0 released with: Send to Silent Payments Pay to DNS address Min fee rate from server And more: github.com/sparrowwallet/…

F2Pool is actively attacking the network RIGHT NOW. All it takes is one attacker to send them a single instance of CSAM, and Bitcoin users will have to knowingly and intentionally receive, store, and distribute it until the end of time. This will permanently impact Bitcoin

Hey f2pool 🐟, are you aware you are mining txs 99%+ of the Bitcoin network treats as non-standard? This greatly increases your orphan risk. You are also mining contiguous images which may include illegal or morally objectionable content. A block like this may cause a

Hashers, move your hash from f2pool 🐟 now!

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We’re looking for some pro-bitcoin European politicians talking about Bitcoin in their parliaments. Please paste the links below 🙏 Something is cooking in 🇵🇱 Pls RT JAN3 Joe Nakamoto ⚡️ Freddie New

Within the datacarriersize/OP_RETURN change is hidden a change to how many OP_RETURN outputs are allowed. Previously, it was 1. With the datacarriersize change, it's now as many as the user wants. The technical justification for multiple OP_RETURNs now being standard is

> With this update, OP_RETURN removes the 80-byte limit, allowing multiple data fragments to be emitted within a single transaction. Plus, the minimum relay fee is reduced to 0.1 sat/vB, making it cheaper to store and execute data directly on L1. Core v30 only benefit

"Dear Core" an open letter to core. Please tag and pass along.

Bardzo ciekawy artykuł od Simon Satoshi, który postanowialm "przekazać" też polskiej społeczności (fyi. Dwadzieścia Jeden) Z dedykacją dla Gadaj, który, jak wiem, kocha matematykę... 😎 European Bitcoiners ⚡EB21 📍 ENG + PL europeanbitcoiners.com/dlaczego-wybit…

Wake up bitcoiners, Run knots!!! This big beautiful consolidation transaction has been in my mempool for the last six blocks and was actually rejected by Foundry USA 3 times, viaBTC, and Binance in favor of a bunch of garbage spam. This is where core 30 is taking us. Core nodes

BitMEX Research For those who are confused what is really going on here: 1) Chainwave Labs (aka Citrea) are exercising influence over Core via former Core devs, like Lopp, Chaincode Labs and other stakeholders/investors/founders. 2) Satoshi left an enormous gap between consensus and intended