Bitcoin Layers
@BitcoinLayers
Bitcoin Layers is an open-source platform covering bitcoin scaling, bitcoin-backed assets, and more.
The team (well, Janusz) had a great week in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 During his keynote at @btc_summit, @januszg_ presented on what people really mean when they say “self-custodial bitcoin L2”. A tl;dr on his talk 🧵
psa: most of the popular LSTs and new bitvm bridges are not open-source and we can't verify the claims that teams make in their documentation sites many such cases of "trust me bro"
bitcoin l2 buckets self-custodial: lightning, ark (@arkade_os, @2ndbtc). users have pre-defined exit paths and can finalize state updates/publish final state onchain unilateral exit but no finality: statechains (@spark). spark lacks finality as operators can't prove key…
Great, quick explainer video on Bitcoin L2s, how to classify them, etc.
at @btc_summit, bitcoin layers' lead maintainer finally defined what a bitcoin l2 is and why it doesn't matter. he also shared our project's holistic approach to analyzing offchain usecases for bitcoin. watch below 👇
at @btc_summit, bitcoin layers' lead maintainer finally defined what a bitcoin l2 is and why it doesn't matter. he also shared our project's holistic approach to analyzing offchain usecases for bitcoin. watch below 👇
It’s stupid, but @spark is literally bitcoin. Just a bit faster A few months ago, I gave a talk on Spark at @citrea_xyz’s research day event. During the Q&A section of the event, someone asked me: “Can systems like Spark enable more programmability?” I hand waved a bit.…
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