Vinteum is present in Jaipur.
Our community is at two Bitcoin events through October 31: @bitshala_org's BOSS Summit Winter and @thebitmela.
Representing us:
@qlrddev, Krux and Krux Installer (@selfcustodykrux)
@TheMhv, Cashu Dev Kit (@CashuBTC)
Come meet us.
Now on stage at BOSS Summit: @hey_yuvicc for a hands-on workshop on the @BitcoinKernel project.
Bitcoin Core’s validation engine is being made available as a library, so developers can build their own tools and systems while reusing Core’s consensus code instead of reimplementing it.
The walkthrough goes from validating the first 170 mainnet blocks to verifying Satoshi’s signature, then changing the transaction and watching verification fail.
Less theory, more getting our hands dirty with Bitcoin code.
Workshop code: https://t.co/HDjI5bV0fR
Closing out Day 1 at BOSS Summit with @Stark21m introducing OpenSwap by @citadelfoss.
OpenSwap is an open-source, self-custodial protocol for peer-to-peer Bitcoin swaps, designed to work without relying on a central marketplace.
Stark is walking us through how it works, followed by a quick demo of the wallet and swap infrastructure.
Building tools that give users more control, without handing it over to a central party.
Explore the code: https://t.co/3fI1pICjL9
That’s a wrap on Day 1 at BOSS Summit, Jaipur.
We went from AI agents and trusted execution environments to Bitcoin Core, wallet development, Taproot Assets, and peer-to-peer swaps.
We explored projects, dug into code, asked questions, and learned from people building in the open.
Different problems, different approaches, but one thing in common: people putting in the work to build Bitcoin’s future.
And we’re only getting started. See you tomorrow for an even more exciting Day 2. 🚀
Now on stage at BOSS Summit: @RajSaraogiGK with an introduction to Taproot Assets.
Taproot Assets lets developers issue assets on Bitcoin and transfer them over the Lightning Network.
Raj is walking us through what the protocol is and what developers can build with it.
Another look at how builders are exploring new possibilities on Bitcoin.
Now on stage at BOSS Summit: @codingp110 on What’s New in BDK.
The @bitcoindevkit gives developers the building blocks to create Bitcoin wallets without having to build every component from scratch.
CodingP is walking us through what’s coming in BDK 4.0, along with the wallet design decisions that matter when building these tools.
First up: @adi_shankara_, founder of @summerofbitcoin, a global program helping university students learn Bitcoin development and contribute to open-source projects.
At BOSS Summit, Adi is kicking off our AI Deep Dive.
Next up at BOSS Summit: @CodeInVeins (Abhijay Jain) on Building New AI Experiences.
@goose_oss started as an app. Now, the team is building tools that let developers build their own applications and experiences on top of it.
Abhijay walked us through the Goose Development Kit, the Rust API, and ACP, which can help connect different clients to the same agent.
Read the presentation: https://t.co/iNaICMj3Bg
Now on stage: @theanmolsharma_ for the final part of our AI Deep Dive at BOSS Summit.
Anmol is looking at AI in everyday development, with examples that bring the conversation back to how developers actually work.
AI tools are here, the real question is how we use them.
Next at BOSS Summit, @Yshok30's “Don't Trust, Attest” looks at a practical question:
When remote signers or AI run in the cloud, how do we verify what's actually running?
Yshok breaks down TEEs, Remote Attestation, and applications ranging from remote multisig to auditable AI.
Slide deck: https://t.co/td7jJEQpjZ
After a short tea break, we are back with next session: @OmSwami2004 and @__yashgandhi__ giving a demo on Sattle, a bill-splitting app built on Bitcoin and Lightning.
Think Splitwise, but with payments built in.
Only one person needs to install Sattle. Everyone else can open a payment link in their browser and pay from a Lightning wallet they already use. No signup, no new app.
Expenses stay in rupees. Settlements happen in sats.
Sattle also publishes an encrypted, verifiable ledger to Nostr, so a group can rebuild its history without relying on Sattle's server.
Check it out here: https://t.co/cSBKJViGhU
Next up at BOSS Summit: @_paperpsych on The Blind Spot in Bitcoin Adoption
We spend a lot of time talking about how Bitcoin works. But what are we missing when it comes to helping more people understand and use it?
Paper is taking on that question here in Jaipur.
Bitshala BOSS Summit Jaipur is live 🔴
First up, the drop: this year's BOSS Summit tee, designed by our very own @_paperpsych 🙌
“Crafting for generations to come.”
We chose these words because the work we do today should outlive us.
Bitcoin is built by people who care about what comes next. Every line of code, every contribution, every idea shared gives the next generation something to build on.
And that's what we want BOSS Summit to be all about. Learning from each other, building together, and leaving something behind for those who come after us.
A little reminder on a T-shirt of why we're here in the first place.
For the next 5 days, we'll be sharing updates from the sessions, along with presentation links, so you can follow along even if you're not here with us.
Hit the 🔔 'notify' icon on our profile so you don't miss a thing.
Onwards 🚀
If I’m being honest, planning @thebitmela is one of the hardest things I’ve done
new city, building trust, creating awareness, managing speakers, figuring out how to make it as fun as possible, while ensuring it’s packed with value
the one thing that keeps us going is when people show up for @thebitmela, we’re starting to build our own little community and I’m so grateful to each one of you ❤️
At our Vadodara meetup, we went deep into Bitcoin’s 21 million supply limit, Proof of Work, difficulty adjustment, and how full nodes independently enforce the rules.
We also talked about what’s coming up in Jaipur: BOSS Summit Winter 2026 and @thebitmela. A few folks even grabbed their last-minute tickets right there!
If you've been thinking about joining us, consider this your last reminder.
🛠️ BOSS Summit | 27–29 October
🎟️ https://t.co/Y4n49LTyTG
🟠 Bitmela | 30–31 October | Jaipur
🎟️ https://t.co/J0XFM912Wg
To everyone who joined us in Vadodara, thank you for making these conversations possible and to everyone still deciding, we'd love to see you in Jaipur next week!
Our co-founder took three years to find his way into Bitcoin full-time.
At Bitshala, we’re working to make that path clearer for the next generation of Indian developers.
No shortcuts, just a better-supported path to building a career in Bitcoin.
Watch @RajarshiMaitra's session from @BTCPrague below 👇
Building Bitcoin in Rust (BR) Season 2
Now open for registration. 🦀⚡
Learn Rust by building Bitcoin in 11 weeks via a hands-on cohort, based on Braiins' Building Bitcoin in Rust by Lukáš Hozda.
We will explore:
→ Rust fundamentals, ownership, traits, testing
→ Mining & async networking
→ Node design & wallet construction
🗓️ Starts 10 Nov · Tuesdays 8 PM IST (2:30 PM UTC)⏬
BOSS Battle 2026 brought builders together across three tracks & each winning team now has received the reward of $1,000 USD-equivalent in Bitcoin.
🏆 Cypherpunk: Haystack / @Yogesh337209
🏆 Machine Money: Infernuous / @dev_useee & team
🏆 Freedom Stack: EcashMesh / @bansalayush247
The payouts are complete & the tx is verifiable on-chain:
https://t.co/saCQ7okkLh
The BOSS Summit Winter 2026 schedule is LIVE. 🟠
From 26th to 31st October, @bitshala_org will be in Jaipur for our winter summit, bringing builders together for a week of learning, conversations, and working on the things that matter to our future.
And we’ve made room for 10 additional people to join the BOSS sessions.
If you’re a developer, FOSS contributor, or Bitcoin builder looking to find your people, this is for you.
🧵 Here’s what’s planned
🔗 Full details: https://t.co/yhwheLzE42✨
Are you sure your Bitcoin private keys are truly safe from a signature-based attack?
Join us today (19-Oct-2026) at 8:00 PM IST / 2:30 PM UTC for Latest in Bitcoin Tech
We will be breaking down the evolution of node communication and critical security vulnerabilities, covering:
🔹ECDSA Fundamentals: An overview of the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm.
🔹The Role of the Nonce: Why the value k is the most sensitive part of a signature.
🔹The Dark Skippy Attack: How a malicious signer can exfiltrate your seed phrase through seemingly normal signatures.
🔹BIP 461: Exploring the new standard for verifiable signing to protect your assets against these sophisticated attacks.
📍 8 PM IST only on Discord: https://t.co/MWDHmQxM75✨