Active Discussions

BIP 3 was proposed in March 2025, with ongoing minor adjustments and significant support.

Proposed changes include adopting SPDX License Expressions and refining the BIPs process clarity.

The community is encouraged to review and discuss the proposal by December 2, 2025.

The email outlines a method to filter objectionable blockchain content without hurting its integrity.

It suggests changes at consensus and client levels, allowing node operators to remove unwanted content.

These innovations maintain blockchain's reliability while enabling content moderation, inviting further dialogue.

The proposal introduces `sp()`, improving Bitcoin's silent payment system for wallet interoperability.

It includes `spscan1q` and `spspend1q` for streamlining transaction processes through key combinations.

An optional block height in `sp()` aims to optimize scanning, enhancing backup and recovery efficiency.

The analysis suggests improvements to Bitcoin's protocol, highlighting security and efficiency vulnerabilities.

It proposes solutions for the timewarp vulnerability and issues with non-SegWit transactions.

Community debate arises over suggestions like reducing block size, amid calls for enhancing protocol integrity.

The study evaluates compact block reconstruction efficiency in Bitcoin, focusing on transaction awareness.

Adjustments like increasing node connections or tweaking configurations impact reconstruction outcomes.

Analysis reveals variations in reconstruction times and suggests potential network-wide efficiency improvements.

The project aims to monitor the Lightning gossip network, decreasing message convergence delay.

Observations indicate inefficiencies in network connectivity and high volume of channel_update messages.

Future plans include expanding infrastructure and engaging the community for enhanced analysis.