Active Discussions

BIP 3 was proposed in March 2025, receiving substantial community engagement and support.

Amendments to BIP 3 include SPDX License Expressions adoption and process clarifications.

A formal suggestion was made to replace BIP 2 with BIP 3, inviting further community feedback.

The email proposes solutions for managing objectionable content on the Bitcoin blockchain.

It suggests consensus and client-level changes to allow content filtering post-mining.

The approach maintains blockchain integrity through a novel hashing technique for content deletion.

OP_CIV addresses large signature sizes in post-quantum cryptography with cross-input signature aggregation.

It enhances transaction integrity and privacy, significantly reducing the number of necessary signatures.

Tadge Dryja presented OP_CIV at TABConf to seek community feedback on its blockchain and smart contract applications.

The proposal reviews Bitcoin's flaws, offering solutions for network security and efficiency.

It suggests retargeting periods and limiting legacy transaction sizes to mitigate vulnerabilities.

Community input is encouraged for resolving Bitcoin's longstanding bugs and improving protocol integrity.

Exploration of Bitcoin compact block reconstructions shows insights into process efficiency.

Adjustments in node configurations, including `mempoolfullrbf=1`, influenced block reconstruction.

Investigation highlights the need for further research on block reconstruction optimizations.

The project aims to monitor the Lightning gossip network, analyzing message propagation dynamics.

Observations include a decrease in message convergence delay and potential network inefficiencies.

Future plans involve expanding infrastructure and welcoming community engagement for further analysis.