Active Discussions

BIP 3 progressed to "Proposed" in March 2025, with minor adjustments and active GitHub discussion.

There is strong support to supersede BIP 2 with BIP 3, encouraging feedback by December 2, 2025.

BIP 3 updates include licensing changes, clearer proposal processes, and barring AI-generated submissions.

The email proposes changes to manage objectionable blockchain content without affecting its integrity.

It introduces methods for nodes to filter content post-mining through advanced hashing techniques.

The approach enables content moderation while upholding blockchain's core principles, inviting further discussion.

OP_CIV introduces a method for efficient post-quantum signature aggregation in blockchain transactions.

The method enhances privacy and reduces the necessity for multiple signatures, though it faces implementation challenges.

Tadge Dryja shared OP_CIV at TABConf to seek community feedback on its post-quantum cryptographic applications.

The proposal reviews Bitcoin's protocol flaws and suggests improvements for security and performance.

It targets specific issues like the timewarp vulnerability and proposes changes to combat inefficiencies.

Community engagement is emphasized for resolving Bitcoin's long-standing issues, despite some scalability concerns.

The p2share network introduces a new way to distribute bitcoin mining rewards via shares.

Rewards are given to one shareholder randomly, ensuring fairness and minimizing transaction bloat.

This concept could impact future blockchain and cryptocurrency mining innovations, promoting decentralization.

The project monitors Lightning Network's gossip, aiming to understand message spread dynamics.

Findings show a decrease in message convergence delay, suggesting network efficiency improvements.

Future plans include expanding infrastructure to better study and engage the community for insights.