Ciao Humberto! building a new library is a great way to learn about bitcoin,
you should also take a look at the Bitcoin Dev Kit project
(https://github.com/bitcoindevkit) where we're building support for Kotlin/Java
(and Android) and eventually Swift and iOS. You don't need to know Rust (though
Hi Nathan,
That's a fair question, but note that we've already had a bunch of "green
mining" related posts a few months ago, so I suspect you'll be able to find
many criticisms to this idea in the following thread:
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2021-May/018937.html
It
Good morning Nathan,
> For purposes of conserving energy, couldn't each mining rig have some
> non-gameable attribute which would be used to calculate if a block would
> be accepted by that rig?
>
> Don't the mining rigs have to be able to identify themselves to the
> network somehow, in order to
For purposes of conserving energy, couldn't each mining rig have some
non-gameable attribute which would be used to calculate if a block would
be accepted by that rig?
Don't the mining rigs have to be able to identify themselves to the
network somehow, in order to claim their block reward?
Thanks for posting; I have been looking for such a library to get into the
technical details.
Do you plan a slack or IRC for collaboration?
Best,
Mohamed
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Humberto Marcolino via bitcoin-dev
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Hello,
My name is Humberto, owner of the repository
https://github.com/bitcoin-education/bitcoin-java.
I'm posting to divulge a new open-source Bitcoin library written in Java,
with support for taproot single key transactions:
https://github.com/bitcoin-education/bitcoin-java.
My main
