Bitcoin Changes With User-Signaled Soft Forks

UASF versus URSF is one mechanism for proposed changes to Bitcoin’s code. This should be the way changes to Bitcoin are decided and implemented.

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Soft Fork vs Hard Fork: What Are the Differences?

. When dealing with decentralized technology, there is often much more than meets the eye. Peeling back the layers of blockchain technology exposes the dense underlayers of the blockchain and crypt...

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Adversarial Thinking And Ways To Attack Bitcoin

A group of Bitcoin Core developers discussed various attack vectors for Bitcoin as well as ways to plan ahead and circumvent nefarious actors.

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Bitcoin SegWit adoption lags among major exchanges: Glassnode

A Glassnode report reveals that some major cryptocurrency exchanges are still holding despite being heavy consumers of Bitcoin block space.

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Explaining CheckTemplateVerify, Bitcoin’s Latest Controversial Soft Fork Proposal

CheckTemplateVerify (CTV) is meant to enable more flexibility on the network, but its potential activation is a topic of debate among developers.

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BREAKING: The Bitcoin network welcomes Taproot soft fork upgrade

Taproot soft fork introduces the concept of Merkelized Abstract Syntax Tree (MAST) to improve the scripting capabilities and privacy of the Bitcoin network.

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Taproot Is Coming To Bitcoin: How It Works, Its History And Implications

Taproot and Schnorr signatures are going live at block 709,632. Here’s what you need to know about what this means for Bitcoin.

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No, BlackRock Wont Ossify Bitcoin

Shinobi argued that the surge of institutional bitcoin adoption will lead to premature ossification of the Bitcoin protocol. While I share this concern to an extent, I am less convinced this is necessarily true.

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No, BlackRock Wont (Necessarily) Ossify Bitcoin

Follow Aaron on Nostr or X. In his Take from Wednesday, Shinobi argued that the surge of institutional bitcoin adoption will lead to premature ossification of the Bitcoin protocol. While I share this concern to an extent, I am less convinced this is necessarily true. Bitcoin is inherently a permissionsless system. For protocol changes specifically, it [...]

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Forks in Crypto: The Differences Between Blockchain Hard Forks and Soft Forks

Crypto hard forks, soft forks and everything in between.

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