The CTV and CSFS open letter segment got a little spicy with some real talk
We really dug in on Tadge's commit/reveal scheme for quantum as well
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#bitcoin blocking and tackling at @bitcoinoptech. cypherpunks write checks at @bitcoinbrink. Party planner @bitcoincoreorg.
What is Bitcoin Core's release process for managing release candidates, minor releases, and major releases?
Bitcoin Core's Release Process doc:

GitHub
bitcoin/doc/release-process.md at master · bitcoin/bitcoin
Bitcoin Core integration/staging tree. Contribute to bitcoin/bitcoin development by creating an account on GitHub.
Eric Voskuil joined Bitcoin engineers to discuss architectural and performance differences between libbitcoin and Bitcoin Core:
- libbitcoin’s history/latest updates
- libbitcoin architecture
- Initial block download (IBD) performance
- IBD workflow
- SwiftSync
- Q&A
Watch the 90 minute discussion:


Eric Voskuil on Bitcoin Core
Eric Voskuil contrasts UTXO approaches in libbitcoin and Bitcoin Core.
Optech's "Changing Consensus" monthly segment always makes for an interesting recap podcast
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There is a lot going on in the OP_RETURN debate, but I definitely agree with this:
"What the OP_RETURN debate has demonstrated is that Bitcoin Core and the Bitcoin technical community have not done a good job communicating their value – not to mention the rationale behind their decisions – to the average bitcoin user."
https://blockspace.media/insight/op_return-debate-the-influencers-vs-the-devs/
The Bitcoin Core developers have produced artifacts and content on these matters already, but those of us closely observing need to do a better job of disseminating that information to a broader set of Bitcoin ecosystem participants.
"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place."
I need to do better.