Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #424
- Source
- Bitcoin Optechbitcoinops.org
- Originally published
- Original length
- 12 min read
- Language
- English
SATWEI summary
PQLN, from Ahmet Kurt and collaborators, makes Lightning's gossip, transport, invoices, offers and onion quantum-secure but leaves onchain operations alone, since those would need a consensus change. Bandwidth is the price: a node downloads 10 times and stores 9 times as much data, while ML-DSA signing takes just 0.33 ms. A working rust-lightning implementation can be tested now.
Tags
- Lightning
- P2P
- Wallet
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