A bip110 block was mined yesterday and few seemed to notice

How Burak explained Ark to me

How the lightning network works

The average number of contracts processed per day on robosats, since its inception in 2022, is 15. Today they processed 137 contracts. Robosats is running hot today. robostats.supertestnet.org

If you ever feel like your product or service would lose users by providing them with the truth (informed consent), stop and reflect. Honesty is only in conflict with adoption among scammers. If you ever feel that tension, sacrifice adoption, and keep being honest.

A project in 2018 called Webcoin built a bitcoin browser wallet in SPV mode Details here:

GitHub

GitHub - mappum/webcoin: :globe_with_meridians::moneybag: SPV Bitcoin client for Node.js and the browser

:globe_with_meridians::moneybag: SPV Bitcoin client for Node.js and the browser - mappum/webcoin

To talk to bitcoin nodes, it relied on a TCP->Websocket proxy called Webcoin Bridge Details here:

GitHub

GitHub - mappum/webcoin-bridge: :bridge_at_night: Bridge connections from the Websocket/WebRTC network to the TCP network

:bridge_at_night: Bridge connections from the Websocket/WebRTC network to the TCP network - mappum/webcoin-bridge

Is anyone running that bridge anymore?

We just entered a new signaling window for bip110 There are zero pro-bip110 blocks in this window so far

Red Blocks

Connector Swaps mentioned Thanks for the graphical presentation of them, sir! View article →

A layer two (aka "second layer") is a service where users can send their bitcoins and then transact on the service with reduced impact on bitcoin's blockchain, where users can withdraw their bitcoins by getting one or more bitcoin transactions confirmed. It is not a second layer if, without changing bitcoin's consensus rules or using a 51% mining attack, a group of one or more third parties, and/or the service itself, can render any user's ability to withdraw invalid.

The first BIP110 block has been mined

Red Blocks

Now things get fun redblocks.supertestnet.org