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Bitcoin PIPEs v2 enhances Bitcoin Layer 1 by integrating covenants without needing a soft fork.

It employs DKG for secure key generation and facilitates ZKP verification in a single transaction.

The approach potentially streamlines Bitcoin Improvement Proposals, improving feasibility and reducing data storage.

Last year, a significant development in Bitcoin scripting was introduced.

New scripting abilities have been integrated into the Bitcoin Inquisition project.

The proposal seeks feedback on refining these expanded scripting capabilities.

Significant progress on the secp256k1 issue has been made with a consensus on K_max protocol change.

A new Pull Request in the Bitcoin Improvement Proposals repository aims to refine Bitcoin's protocols.

The Bitcoin community is encouraged to contribute to the BIPs discussion, highlighting its collaborative nature.

BitVM allows automated, secure transactions upon specific events in protocols.

PIPEs offer flexibility by applying decryption to any condition via circuits or zkVM.

This enhances contract functionality and security in blockchain networks significantly.

The programmer explores automating Bitcoin Core code review with a `review-core` command.

A detailed review process includes a checklist and design analysis for examining pull requests.

Insights and configurations shared on GitHub aim for community-driven improvements in review approaches.

The sprint enhanced Milk-V Mars (SiFive U74) performance by 34% through specific techniques.

This performance boost is key to the v3.11 UltrafastSecp256k1 library development roadmap.

Enhanced library aims to be top choice for IoT devices needing efficient computation.