Bitcoin Core V29 Ends Battle Dating Back To Satoshi

This possibility coincides with the recent update of Bitcoin Core, the main Bitcoin client, to version 29.0. Read more

Living history: We're still discovering Satoshi correspondence

This is a segment from the Supply Shock newsletter. To read full editions, subscribe. We’re coming up on 14 years since Satoshi Nakamoto’s last-known correspondence — an email to early Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn saying that he’d “moved on to other things.” Remember, the “known” there is doing a lot of work. The existing compendiums of Satoshi’s writings will probably go unfinished forever. There’s likely still loads of private emails, direct m…

The global liquidity according to the M2 monetary aggregate makes a new historical record but the price of Bitcoin does not yet take advantage of it. Why and what is missing? The Bitcoin article and liquidity: the expectation will end up paying — Vincent Ganne's analysis appeared first on Cryptoast.

Bitcoin Core V29 Ends Battle Dating Back To Satoshi – MAXBIT

Bitcoin Core v29 has just been released, signaling the resolution of a debate within the Bitcoin community that stretches all the way back to the days when Satoshi Nakamoto was still actively discussing new ideas on Bitcointalk. The announcement arrived with a statement in the release notes explaining that, starting with v28.0, the “-mempoolfullrbf” startup...

Bitcoin Core V29 Ends Battle Dating Back To Satoshi

Bitcoin Core v29 has just been released, signaling the resolution of a debate within the Bitcoin community that stretches all the way back to the days when Satoshi Nakamoto was still actively discussing new ideas on Bitcointalk. The announcement arrived with a statement in the release notes explaining that, starting with v28.0, the “-mempoolfullrbf” startup option had defaulted to 1 and that, with widespread adoption of the practice, the option …

Bitcoin Core v29.0: Ephemeral Dust, Enhanced Orphan Handling, CMake & More

Contribute to keep No Bullshit Bitcoin news going.This release eliminates UPnP support in favor of NAT-PMP/PCP, enhances transaction orphan handling for improved reliability, and introduces ephemeral dust to defer fee commitment.Various RPCs now feature enhanced error reporting and new data fields, the block size handling bug related to reserved weight has been fixed, and the removal of the mempoolfullrbf option standardizes full replace-by-fee …