Active Discussions

BIP 3 was proposed in March 2025, after completion of work in February.

Over 600 comments on GitHub and extensive mailing list discussions show strong BIP 3 support.

Proposals include SPDX license adoption and barring AI-generated BIP submissions for clarity.

The email outlines a method for objectionable content management on Bitcoin's blockchain.

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

The approach maintains blockchain integrity through advanced hashing and network trust.

OP_CIV offers a novel solution for large post-quantum cryptographic signature sizes.

It involves linking transaction inputs to reduce the need for multiple signatures.

The approach aims to enhance blockchain adaptability to post-quantum standards and efficiency.

The proposal reviews Bitcoin's flaws, like the timewarp vulnerability, and suggests improvements.

It recommends changes to fix mining adjustments, block validation, and merkle root calculations.

Community debates on block size reduction and standardizing technical details reflect varied opinions.

Debugging on monitoring nodes offers insights into Bitcoin block reconstruction efficiency.

Changes in node configurations and network congestion significantly impact block reconstruction rates.

Research suggests adopting `mempoolfullrbf=1` might improve block reconstruction efficiency network-wide.

The project monitors the Lightning gossip network, analyzing message propagation and network dynamics.

Significant findings include reduced convergence delay and potential inefficiencies in network connectivity.

Future goals involve expanding infrastructure for broader gossip data collection and community engagement for analysis.