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Sergio Lerner and Boris Nagaev discussed enhancing Bitcoin's quantum security.

Lerner's method hides commitments in Taproot, improving transaction flexibility and privacy.

The approach integrates with Bitcoin Core and optimizes block space utilization.

Citrea uses Bitcoin's technology to improve transaction security and efficiency.

Nostr may collaborate with Citrea within Bitcoin's ecosystem, enhancing scalability.

The discussion originates from a mailing list focused on Bitcoin's tech development.

The post compares sybil resistance in CoinJoin versions, excluding outdated Whirlpool.

JoinStr is highlighted as the most effective against sybil attacks among analyzed.

Feedback is sought from the Bitcoin community, with a link for in-depth reading.

Mining pools unite to mine non-standard BitVM transactions, aiming to enhance Bitcoin DeFi.

A proposed rule change would permit a single large transaction per block, fostering protocol utility.

Oversized transaction debates stress consensus and blockchain decentralization, amidst evolving Bitcoin standards.

The collaboration with @deadmanoz resulted in a report on quantum computing's impact on Bitcoin.

It analyzes threats and proposes strategies to counter quantum computing risks to Bitcoin.

Proactive measures and community dialogue are urged to secure Bitcoin's quantum-resistant future.

The debate discusses balancing node incentives with efficiency in Lightning Network's batching strategy.

Customizable forwarding delays in LND hint at broader feasibility for improved operational efficiency.

Enhancements in privacy and efficiency are considered through timing adjustments and protocols refinement.