For more information, see the Bitcoin Core PR Review Club meeting notes about this PR. For more information, place the cursor over the Connection Type field name to see the tooltip shown below. Since the success of Bitcoin, there have been over 8,000 other virtual currencies (as of February 2021) introduced with varying degrees of success and popularity such as Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero and Dash. There are also regression and integration tests, written in Python. ● Lightning-based messenger application Juggernaut launches: In a blog post announcing the first release of Juggernaut, John Cantrell describes how the messaging and wallet features are built using keysend payments. The mailing list post does note that a significant amount of work would need to be done to implement the idea, including the development of a privacy-preserving cryptographic proof. If you have any questions or concerns about the proposed transaction digest revision, we suggest either replying to the mailing list or contacting the BIP341 authors directly. This week’s newsletter describes a proposal for using fidelity bonds on LN to prevent denial of service attacks, summarizes a PR to address a fee siphoning attack that could affect LN channels using anchor outputs, and links to a proposed specification for miniscript.<<br>br>
This week’s newsletter summarizes an update to a proposed standard for LN and includes our regular sections about notable changes to services, client software, and popular Bitcoin infrastructure projects. The previous standard protocol uses four transactions. Bitcoin uses encryption, and thus is not really able to be confiscated other than through legal demand. ● Lightning Loop using multipath payments: The latest upgrade from Lightning Labs now uses multipath payments to convert onchain funds into funds within LN channels. ● Breez wallet enables spontaneous payments: Version 0.9 of Breez wallet adds the ability to send spontaneous payments to Lightning nodes that support keysend. ● BlueWallet adds multisig: Version 6.0.0 of BlueWallet adds the ability to create and manage air-gapped, native segwit multisig vaults. 3821 adds anchor commitments for LN channels and enables them by default if both participating nodes of a channel signal support. 19937 adds a new standalone bitcoin-util executable and miner script for mining signet blocks, making it easier to create and maintain new signet networks. ● Website listing miner support for taproot activation: Bitcoin mining pool Poolin has created a website to help track miner support for activating taproot (including schnorr signatures and tapscript). After Bitcoin Core developers finish working on the upcoming 0.21 release, it’s likely that the results of this survey will help them choose the activation parameters that will be used for taproot in a subsequent
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16528, included in the recent 0.21.0 software release, added support for descriptor wallets. Also included are our regular sections with releases, release candidates, and recent code changes in popular Bitcoin infrastructure software. ● Bitcoin Core 0.21.0 is a the next major version of this full node implementation and its associated wallet and other software. ● How will the migration tool from a Bitcoin Core legacy wallet to a descriptor wallet work? The removal of unneeded rules would simplify the construction of advanced Bitcoin scripts and the tools necessary to work with them. In addition to discussion about whether or not it’s good to have a large test chain for experimentation, it was also suggested that a future testnet might want to use signed blocks instead of proof of work to allow the chain to operate more predictably than the current testnet3, which is prone to wild hash rate oscillations. The route prefixes are more diverse, which is good as well (especially for MPP). Everything else in the arbitrary contract as well as the LN payment can stay the same, with some specific exceptions discussed in this thread started by knowledgeable pseudonymous resear
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