I didn't knots people cared about credentialism, but I guess thats fair. so here are mine. there are ~1234 contributors to bitcoin. in terms of raw contributions mine would be 188/1234: https://cdn.jb55.com/s/4104d140cd815d77.txt#:~:text=William%20Casarin If adam has contributed he must be doing it under a nym since I don't see any commits from him. my commits: https://cdn.jb55.com/s/8b84ea34bec4caac.txt I worked on usdt tracing and performance optimizations. I am by no means a frequent contributor, I mainly work on lightning tech. things I've worked on: core-lightning: https://cdn.jb55.com/s/283cc3006988b7b4.txt lnsocket - a C/rust library for talking to lightning network nodes

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GitHub - jb55/lnsocket-rs: A rust library for communicating with lightning nodes

A rust library for communicating with lightning nodes - jb55/lnsocket-rs

btcs - a bitcoin toy bitcoin script interpreter

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GitHub - jb55/btcs: toy bitcoin script parser/evaluator/compiler/decoder

toy bitcoin script parser/evaluator/compiler/decoder - jb55/btcs

bitcointap - A tool for tapping into bitcoin-core tracepoints to extract data in realtime:

Delving Bitcoin

Bitcointap: an strace-like tool for bitcoin ebpf USDT tracepoints

I thought I’d share this tool I put together, based off of @0xB10C 's peer_observer project. bitcointap is a rust library and cli tool for tappin...

opentimestamps: i put together the haskell implementation of ots, and built a suite of tools that work with them:

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GitHub - jb55/ots-tools: opentimestamps tools

opentimestamps tools. Contribute to jb55/ots-tools development by creating an account on GitHub.

I maintain the "bitcoin" nodejs rpc lib: https://npmrepo.com/bitcoin I've hacked on HWI and helped with a lot of the bitcoin-nix infrastructure. I've also been around since 2010 and have a decent understanding how various parts of the codebase work, especially on the script side. what about you?