- Source
- Bitcoin Optechbitcoinops.org
- Originally published
- Original length
- 18 min read
- Language
- English
SATWEI summary
Work has resumed on a specification and experimental Bitcoin Core support for TCP hole punching, which could help home nodes behind routers accept peer connections. A draft BIP also proposes shared spending-policy formats for co-signers used to emulate covenants.
Tags
- CVE
- Mining
- Soft fork
- Wallet
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