Building secure, open, and censorship-resistant blockchain infrastructure for @NervosNetwork
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#Ethereum's global P2P network dream:
🫧 Efficient discovery
🫧 Stronger security
The reality?? 🫣
💀 75%+ of attempts reach unrelated services
💀 Some poor nodes take dozens of probes per neighbor
💀 A few malicious nodes can slice the network like a birthday cake 🎂
Dr. Ren Zhang (@nirenzang) from our research team just showed how well this works at The Science of Blockchain Conference (SBC'25): https://t.co/i5OHDVPPyk
�� Watch the talk:
- Youtube: https://t.co/nz1dEFAe53
- Bilibili: https://t.co/GOGXYnfmAV
📄 Read the paper: https://t.co/6HTKVyYahB
@NervosNetwork
Satoshi Scoop Weekly just dropped.
A quick scan of what's been happening across Bitcoin this week.
- Bitcoin PIPEs v2: Covenants and ZKPs on Bitcoin without a soft fork
- Disposing of dust UTXOs via OP_RETURN to mitigate dust attacks
- Hornet UTXO (1): Parallel UTXO database with constant-time queries
- GOAT BitVM2 white paper
Full issue:
EN: https://t.co/hzZTPAZ9jw
CN: https://t.co/TfR7VClwe0
🍨This week's Satoshi Scoop Weekly is ready. A quick scan of what's moving in Bitcoin & beyond:
- Falcon post-quantum signatures Integrated into Bitcoin Core and performance benchmarks
- BLISK framework: New complex Boolean logic encoding for optimized Bitcoin authorization
- Reducing PoW dependence on mempool and consensus time via compressed blocks and delayed verification
- BTC L2 Citrea mainnet launch: Introducing Clementine bridge based on BitVM2 and ctUSD Stablecoin
- The first permissionless BTC-ADA bridge, BIFROST, coming soon
- OptiBridge: Trustless, low-cost bridge between Lightning Network and Ethereum
🔗 ⬇️
EN: https://t.co/S6VOvFwZN5
CN: https://t.co/FxHXaGqu0i
We've been talking a lot about tech here — Scripts, VM, protocols, optimizations ...
Love that! But builders aren't just commit histories.
That's why we started CKB Builder Story, a small series about the people behind the protocols. 🧑💻✨
Our first story features Tea (@teaplusplus11), creator of Quantum Purse (@quantumpurse), the industry's first SPHINCS+-based quantum-resistant wallet.
He has built across ecosystems: EOS, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and now CKB.
Here he shares how he stumbled into CKB, why he decided to stay & build long-term, his appreciation for Proof of Work, and why good architecture + good people matter.
#nervos #pow #BlockchainDev
The Bitcoin world keeps shipping ideas.
🥄New Satoshi Scoop:
- Ark as a channel factory: compressed liquidity management for improved payment feasibility @renepickhardt
- Bithoven: a new Bitcoin smart contract language bridging expressiveness and formal safety
- Bitcoin-IPC: scaling Bitcoin via PoS subnet @marko_vukolic
- Using observable mempools to determine tx timing and fees Hornet UTXO (1): a UTXO database optimized for max Bitcoin consensus throughput
- Global lightning network snapshots: a spatiotemporal dataset from 2019-2023
- OHMG: improving off-chain verification of garbled circuits by changing arithmetic representation @FairGateLabs
- Babylon: introduction to the trustless BTCVault (TBV) @babylonlabs_io
- Risks beyond digital assets: real-world attacks on Bitcoin are increasing @hosseeb
Full issue 👇
EN: https://t.co/i1IrKuJDul
CN: https://t.co/HAC526gGU4
🔔 Weekly reminder that Bitcoin and the stuff built around it are still interesting:
- Bitcoin vault construction using blinded co-signers @johanth
- Mitigating the OP_CTV footgun: unsatisfiable UTXOS @Chris_Stewart_5
- OP_CC: a simple introspection opcode to lower UTXO consolidation costs
- QRMVL: a modular verification layer for post-quantum signatures
- Timelock-recovery: a new long-term asset security mechanism
- Proof of buying: a layer 2 consensus for proof of work layer 1
- SlowMist 2025 blockchain security & AML annual report @SlowMist_Team
New Satoshi Scoop Weekly is here: 👇
EN: https://t.co/9QLMjpEYiN
CN: https://t.co/32OlAeve49
Time to grab a bite of some fresh Bitcoin tech flavors 🍕:
- Major revision to BIP 360 introduces a new output type to mitigate quantum threats @cryptoquick
- A minimal new introspection primitive as a potentially simple quantum-safe upgrade
- A standardized and extensible P2P feature negotiation mechanism @ajtowns
- Bitcoin optech's 2025 year-in-review special @bitcoinoptech
- Taproot assets v0.7: static reusable addresses, auditable supply, and optimized large lightning payments
- UPLC programming language conference, spotlighting Cardano languages and smart contract tooling @Cardano
- BOB reduces BitVM3 on-chain costs to roughly $10 @build_on_bob
- SLH-DSA hardware performance evaluation: slow signing but competitive verification, suitable for long-term security
EN: https://t.co/nrudBnY95g
CN: https://t.co/JtdWmqVfen
🥄A fresh scoop— here's your weekly portion of Bitcoin R&D and network insights:
- Blockstream: Research on hash-based post-quantum cryptographic solutions @Blockstream
- DustSweep: A lightweight UTXO dust cleanup solution
- BitMEX: Bitcoin tx security vulnerability—risks of 64-Byte txs @BitMEXResearch
- Time to consensus: Analyzing Bitcoin's 6-block confirmation rule
- Payment-failure times for random lightning paths: Channel capacity is key
- Cardinal: Achieving ownership preservation for Bitcoin cross-chain bridges @Cardano
- Extending the SPHINCS+ framework: Design with variable tree heights and chain lengths
- Golden: A lightweight non-interactive distributed key generation (DKG) protocol @benediktbuenz
Get the full flavor of this week's Satoshi Scoop
EN: https://t.co/o13bYQJC9j
CN: https://t.co/7COADFrO94
🍨Freshly scooped--your weekly digest of Bitcoin and beyond:
- Bitcoin Core completes public 3rd party audit with no major issues @quarkslab
- Private key handover: using Taproot and MuSig2 to simplify single-UTXO transfers
- Could Bitcoin mining survive a solar storm?
- Data costs in BitVM-based sidechains spark concern; Lightweight Merkle Tree scheme proposed @SuperTestnet
- Ergo proposes node incentives using micropayments for P2P services @ergo_platform
- A new censorship-resistant sealed-bid auction protocol @OrestisAlpos
- A systematic study of crypto wallet design, attacks, and defenses
- HKT-SmartAudit: A knowledge-distillation framework for lightweight smart-contract auditing
- The high cost of free testing @blocks
🔗 Explore:
EN: https://t.co/U3nOVEp01n
CN: https://t.co/j0N7wqoUPe
#CKB is designed for cryptographic agility.
The RISC-V–based CKB-VM is crypto-agnostic, allowing future PQC algorithms to be deployed directly without hard forks, while hybrid schemes combining classical and post-quantum signatures ensure backward compatibility and a smooth transition.
#riscv #pqc
Vitalik said quantum computers could crack Bitcoin’s keys by 2028.
Some called it FUD but the threat is real.
These projects are already building solutions :
→ $ZEC ( @Zcash )
→ $STRK ( @Starknet )
→ $CKB ( @NervosNetwork )
→ $QRL ( @QRLedger )
→ $ABEL ( @PQabelian )
They’re not scrambling for emergency hard forks and they already shipped hash-based signatures, lattice crypto, or flexible VMs that let them swap algos like changing a tire.
Zcash has shielded pools that stay hidden even if curves collapse.
Starknet’s STARKs were quantum-safe out the gate.
Nervos can plug in NIST post-quantum sigs tomorrow.
QRL never used vulnerable curves at all.
Abelian went full lattice-based from genesis.
Point is that the quantum cliff isn’t sci-fi anymore. Most of the market is still predicted it to happen by 2035 but 2028 claims make it even more important.
There are chains live right now that won’t even blink when the first cryptographically relevant quantum machine spins up.
To be honest, these projects aren’t “early.”
Everyone else is late.
Choose infrastructure that survives the jump.
🍨Scooping up some fresh insights from Bitcoin and beyond:
- OP_CIV: a new attempt at post-quantum signature aggregation for Bitcoin
- Discussion on introducing OP_STARK_VERIFY in Tapscript
- Nick Szabo: Bitcoin is not magical anarcho-capitalism; arbitrary data is risky @NickSzabo4
- Starknet: dual-staked rollup model for a sustainable Bitcoin DeFi domain @Starknet
- BATTLE for Bitcoin: DoS-resilient cross-chain bridge protocol based on UTXO
- Vega: low-latency, transparent ZK proofs built on existing credentials, outperforming some trusted-setup systems
- Arcade tokens: from internal tokens to open, composable assets @a16zcrypto
EN: https://t.co/WBHC9LJZaD
CN: https://t.co/8pNDEQFt8K
Check out what's been built across Bitcoin and Bitcoin-inspired projects in this week's Satoshi Scoop:
- Rethinking Bitcoin scaling: miners take the lead, skipping lightning complexity
- A decade of ECDSA optimization: from OpenSSL to libsecp256k1 @theStack
- Evaluating post-quantum blockchain algorithms Trustless cross-chain lightning channels: fast, multi-asset without middlemen
- Simpler, lightning-compatible payment channels with One-Time Signatures @SDLerner
- Starknet advances on Reed-Solomon proximity gaps
- Starknet Q3 update: Bitcoin bridge, v0.14, and ecosystem highlights @Starknet
- Hard forks, hard questions: Bitcoin's microstructure effects on returns, volume, and volatility
EN: https://t.co/eQbNOEamyg
CN: https://t.co/WnxUiIIvN6
Nostr: https://t.co/E2l99JyndI
Someone just turned a Cell into a mini countdown game on CKB 👀⏳
Introducing CountdownCell — a fun experiment from the community!
- Add CKB → timer extends
- Be the last payer before expiry
- Time's up → claim the Cell
Built with Next.js + TailwindCSS, using CCC for wallet connect & tx building.
Running on testnet for now ✅
🎮 Play around: https://t.co/7KrhUH7w5U
🐙Code: https://t.co/CdwaA26f49
💬 Join the convo with the builder: https://t.co/GaxSiw0QI6
#CKB #fomo3d #nervos
🍽️ Satoshi Scoop time — fresh Bitcoin bits on your plate:
- Spark vs. Ark from the perspective of a wallet developer @cakewallet
- Bitcoin Knots' transaction filtering: a failed DoS attempt @brian_trollz
- Primal demonstrates live micro-tipping with sats @primal_app
- Home miner successfully finds a Bitcoin block using open-source hardware and software
- Block Engineering responds to major AWS outage with multi-region resiliency @blocks
- NCC Group publishes comprehensive research on blockchain private-key security @NCCGroupplc
- Major implementation-level vulnerability found in post-quantum crypto — laser attacks can extract keys
- Evaluating Coinjoin privacy: short-term drop in anonymity, long-term resistance holds
Catch the full issue:
EN: https://t.co/KpTTBXFvgq
CN: https://t.co/dx7spROlHT
Nostr: https://t.co/ghlStxtrr2
Another week, another Scoop🍨
Light, crispy takes from the Bitcoin ecosystem.
- Quantum echoes: Google's quantum breakthrough could threaten Bitcoin in 4–5 years @dallairedemers
- Nick Szabo supports restrictions on on-chain data due to node risks @NickSzabo4
- Mario says no to filters @SpiderPool_com
- Podcast | Bitcoin Core v30.0 and the ideological debate behind it @1satpod
- Determining block template fee improvements using cluster mempool
- Channel jamming mitigation simulation results @actuallyCarlaKC
- Rumble partners with Tether to enable Bitcoin & stablecoin tipping @rumblevideo
- Babylon's Bitcoin vault is far from trustless?
- Ark Labs launched Arkade beta: another off-chain approach to scaling Bitcoin @ArkLabsHQ
- Messari report | Hemi: modular Bitcoin L2 with embedded Bitcoin node in EVM @hemi_xyz
- Common cryptographic risks in blockchain development @SlowMist_Team
- a16z crypto | State of crypto 2025: crypto went mainstream @a16zcrypto
Grab a bite:
EN: https://t.co/X6wG4Q5ghl
CN https://t.co/y9iRCUEjif
Also on Nostr: https://t.co/gG2p3j8Xqo