Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #425 Recap Podcast
- Source
- Bitcoin Optechbitcoinops.org
- Originally published
- Original length
- 68 min read
- Language
- English
SATWEI summary
Eclair's feature-bit parser allocated over 300 MB while handling a single maximum-length message, Matt Morehouse says on the #425 recap, and the fix cut that to roughly 200 KB. Gustavo Flores Echaiz and Brandon Black go on to wallet label synchronization, PQC output types, BIP54 time warp bounds and covenant proposals for vaults.
Tags
- Mining
- P2P
- Wallet
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