bitcoin-dev blog

A technical and open-content blog for and by Bitcoin developers.

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The bitcoin-dev blog will be discontinued later this year. It has been two years since the last post. I've been focusing on other projects.

Consider the blog open for adoption.

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SegWit explained in 4 slides.

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Here's a challenge to practically apply the nonce-reuse-leads-to-private-key-leakage math!

https://t.co/c4Eg9uxU2c

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New year, new blog post.

@kallerosenbaum dives into the Schnorr signature scheme. He shows why nonces must be secret, why you shouldn't reuse them, and why the challenge needs to have all three of 𝓡, 𝓟, and 𝓶 .

Don't be too afraid of the light math!

https://t.co/VaCAFABZVE

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If you enjoyed @kallerosenbaum clear explanations, then you might also like his book "Grokking Bitcoin". It's currently 25% off.

https://t.co/nWMJlvzzqk

[bitcoin-dev blog @bitcoindevblog]

New year, new blog post.

@kallerosenbaum dives into the Schnorr signature scheme. He shows why nonces must be secret, why you shouldn't reuse them, and why the challenge needs to have all three of 𝓡, 𝓟, and 𝓶 .

Don't be too afraid of the light math!

https://t.co/VaCAFABZVE

[bitcoin-dev blog @bitcoindevblog]

Posts about technical Bitcoin topics or progress updates on open-source projects are welcome. Crossposts from your own blog too!

Price-talk, altcoins, and politics are off-topic.

Want to submit a post? https://t.co/S5ifUBK7ZY

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Hello World! https://t.co/6pdk6rSx0i is a technical and open content blog for and by Bitcoin developers.

We start with a deep dive into compact block filters written by @ElleMouton!

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Our target group includes both new and seasoned Bitcoin developers, both lurkers and the loud Bitcoin-Twitter voices, both pseudonym developers and those regularly on the stage at conferences.