RLN v0.0.10 Development Updates
1. Multi-LSP Provider Connectivity
https://t.co/tfgAKAakNp
Users can connect to multiple LSP providers simultaneously, no longer being restricted to a single service provider. By connecting to different providers, users can access different RGB assets, fee structures, and channel specifications.
The system supports both channel purchases in advance (LSPS1) and Just-in-Time (JIT) channel provisioning upon receiving payments (LSPS2).
2. LSPS2 RGB JIT Channels
https://t.co/hpS8kUW35B
LSPS2 enables users without an existing channel to receive RGB assets. Users request a JIT invoice from an LSP and share it with the payer. When the payment reaches the LSP, the LSP automatically opens a channel and forwards the assets to the user. No upfront payment is required from the recipient.
- Fees: The payer settles the invoice in BTC. The LSP deducts the channel opening fee, while the remaining BTC is included as the necessary Bitcoin funding for the RGB asset transfer and forwarded to the recipient along with the assets. The amount of RGB assets received by the user remains unchanged.
- Channel Reusability: The JIT channel remains usable throughout its lease period. As long as sufficient inbound capacity remains for the asset, subsequent transfers of the same asset can use regular RGB invoices without incurring another channel opening fee.
- BTC JIT Support: LSPS2 also supports BTC JIT channels, allowing new users without existing channels to receive BTC.
3. Production-Ready Swap Improvements
Swap is now more reliable and robust in production. Key improvements have been implemented:
- Integration with Real Swap Execution Logic and Improved Persistence Reliability: The payment hash is now used as the execution_id. Actual parameters, rather than idealized values, are used to calculate CLTV, intermediary fees, and other execution parameters. Bidirectional routing paths and fee limits are also bound to the corresponding quote records. Any parameter changes require a new quote to be generated.
- Decoupling Routing Versions from Payment Attempts: Routing version numbers are now independent of payment execution attempts. An Attempt record is created only when a payment is actually initiated. Routing plans and execution attempts are persisted separately.
- Hardened Pending-State Handling: A new reconcile interface has been introduced to support verification and reconciliation of pending transactions. The system will not blindly retry a payment unless definitive evidence of its terminal state has been obtained.
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RGB Lightning Node v0.0.4 Released: Full UTXO Management Support
— Control Panel: https://t.co/4OrTd1RaLG
— API: https://t.co/v8XpDPuEI5
— CLI: https://t.co/ixeCa7G7Vy
We are pleased to announce the release of RGB Lightning Node v0.0.4, introducing comprehensive UTXO management capabilities that provide users with granular control over their Bitcoin UTXOs for RGB protocol operations.
This release focuses on UTXO lifecycle management — a critical infrastructure layer for efficient RGB asset issuance, transfer, and on-chain resource optimization.
Key Features:
• UTXO Overview — Monitor all UTXOs with real-time status tracking, linked RGB asset visibility, and available operation context.
• Create UTXOs — Generate dedicated UTXOs purpose-built for RGB asset issuance, transfer, and management workflows.
• Unlock UTXOs — Release reserved UTXOs and consolidate funds back into available wallet balance for flexible resource allocation.
• Increase UTXO Capacity — Expand the funding capacity of existing UTXOs to support higher-throughput RGB asset transactions.
Efficient UTXO management is foundational to scalable RGB protocol operations on the Lightning Network. This release enables developers and node operators to optimize their on-chain footprint while maintaining full control over asset-linked transaction outputs.
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Bitlight Labs has completed its Bitcoin Infrastructure Modernization — upgrading from Bitcoin Core 28.x to v31.0 and deploying Cluster Mempool across our stack.
Full technical write-up:
https://t.co/FXzslCZXMH
What changed:
→ Cluster Mempool replaces per-transaction tracking with cluster-based evaluation. Transactions are now grouped and ordered by chunk feerate, enabling more accurate block template construction and stricter RBF semantics.
→ Fee estimation precision improved from 1 sat/vB to 0.1 sat/vB — reducing overpayment in low-fee environments for wallets and protocol-level settlement.
→ mempool-electrs upgraded to v3.3.0 with multi-tier fee estimation (fastest / halfHour / hour / economy / minimum), while preserving full backward compatibility with existing electrs endpoints.
→ Private broadcast support via Tor/I2P for transaction relay, reducing originating IP leakage.
→ Default dbcache increased to 1024 MB on 4GB+ systems, improving sync and validation performance.
For RGB Layer2 infrastructure, this means more predictable CPFP/RBF behavior, cleaner fee selection for on-chain settlement, and a stronger foundation for commitment transactions.
Our approach: stay close to upstream, reduce unnecessary abstraction, build where the protocol is actually moving.
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Bitcoin Tribe update: P2P direct messaging alongside group conversations, better Community stability, Collection Issuance, revamped Collectible Details, faster and more reliable RGB operations, plus bug fixes and performance improvements. https://t.co/LjOxrBHTzi
RGB Bug Bounty Program status update.
As AI-powered tooling reshapes not only how vulnerabilities are discovered, but the entire workflow around them, the very nature of bug bounty programs is changing. We're taking the time to study how to design and operate a Bug Bounty Program that makes sense in this new landscape: one that genuinely rewards meaningful security work, both for researchers and for the protocol.
We'll reopen submissions once we've defined a program structure suited to this moment.
The RGBOS official website is about to launch.
This is not just another concept page in the Bitcoin ecosystem. It is our system-level expression of the RGB track.
In the past, the Bitcoin ecosystem had assets, protocols and narratives, but it still lacked a real entry point that connects RGB, Lightning, smart contracts, transaction aggregation and AI interaction.
That is exactly what RGBOS aims to build.
To let Bitcoin move beyond being only a “store of value”, and toward a more native, secure and scalable application layer.
Once the website goes live, you will see more clearly why we chose RGB, why we chose this moment, and what missing piece RGBOS wants to complete for the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Bitcoin needs more than narratives. It needs an operating system.
RGBOS is coming.
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