To use this wallet, you have to create a FREE Greenlight account and issue an access certificate https://t.co/8UI1vWEKsu.
I could obviously use the same certificate from my account for all users – it doesn't actually affect security, but it could become a single point of failure in case of a DoS attack or when reaching the request limit.
Wondering why each project wants to maximize the abstraction level of the Lightning Network, preventing the user from controlling their node.
Of course, running a self-hosted node can be complicated (I don't do it either), but even within the Lightning-as-a-Service paradigm, I want to be able to create channels, customize my invoices, configure payments, etc.
Many wallets don't allow this. Many of them have shitty UI/UX. Many of them I haven't seen yet.
So, I've built my own open-source Lightning wallet powered by the Greenlight backend.
In light of the current security threats, I don't ask anyone to blindly believe in or start using my wallet app. Instead, I made it fully open source, allowing anyone to verify how the keys are stored and used. https://t.co/0MxMGUNT7H
Please make sure that you have double-checked the security of this application before depositing real money.
In light of all the current security threats, I don't ask anyone to blindly believe and start using my wallet app. Instead, I made it fully open source, allowing anyone to verify how the keys are stored and used. https://t.co/0MxMGUNT7H
Please make sure you have double-checked your wallet's security before depositing real money.
We've successfully demonstrated garbled circuit-based verification on Bitcoin Signet.
In preparation for Alpen Testnet III launch, we ran an end-to-end sequence showing how a single honest operator can protect every sat that enters Alpen.
Read more ↓
https://t.co/wJicXQARy0
Fun KoalaBear easter egg:
p = 2³¹ − 2²⁴ + 1
= 2130706433
= 0x7F000001
And 0x7F000001 is the 32-bit big-endian/host-order representation of IPv4:
127.0.0.1
So the KoalaBear prime is also “localhost.” 🐨🏠
cc @AngusGruen@drakefjustin@VitalikButerin
Don't become a <tool> specialist. Don't become a <language> programmer. Aim to become a programmer first, the choice of tooling or language is secondary. Don't bind your future to something else like a tool or a specific ecosystem, they tend to go away after a while.
Very proud that the link to the repository has been added to the list of popular projects on the official SimplicityHL docs portal https://t.co/PvL8cjTpnE
Recently with @NazarHokaBe released a PoC implementation of BN254 with Ate Opt pairing on @Liquid_BTC using SimplicityHL. It is not sufficiently optimized, but we have already achieved a program size of 10.5 kB for a single pairing🚀
GH: https://t.co/YXQtzk6X0Y
Blockstream is expanding!
We're integrating Distributed Lab’s engineering team and proprietary Bitcoin infrastructure and cryptography to accelerate delivery across @Liquid_BTC and enterprise products.
We are building the future of finance on Bitcoin.
A new book has just been added to the office library :)
P.S. Cover translation:
- <link> Can you print this book? How much and how can I pay?
- Does it have a cover?
- Nah, any is ok