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A new Tapscript leaf version aims to mitigate denial-of-service attacks in Bitcoin script execution.

Benchmarking focuses on block-sized scripts to determine the varops budget's efficiency, capped at 20.8 billion units.

Community involvement is encouraged for refining the varops budget, with a call to test and provide feedback through GitHub.

SHRINCS combines stateful and stateless hash-based signatures for efficient, robust operations.

It seamlessly transitions between modes to maintain security, even if state management fails.

Detailed SHRINCS insights and applications are explored in "Hash-based Signatures for Bitcoin."

Ethan Heilman and others rewrote BIP 360 for clarity and quantum risk mitigation.

A new "Pay-to-Tapscript-Hash" output type is introduced to enhance Bitcoin's quantum resistance.

The update adds Python and Rust test vectors and seeks community feedback on BIP360.org.