Payjoin Dev Kit 1.0 is out. The Rust implementation of BIP 77 and BIP 78 payjoin is stable on crates.io, with bindings for other languages. 1.0 commits to the core state machine API and the persisted session format meaning sessions you store today will replay in future versions. Clients send and receive payjoin with only HTTP client transport, survive restarts, and fall back gracefully. Hard earned through pilot integrations with @BULL BITCOIN and @Cake Wallet. Thanks to dozens of contributors and to @Spiral, @OpenSats, @HRF, Maelstrom, @Btrust, and @Cake Wallet for support.

Payjoin Dev Kit 1.0 | Payjoin

Payjoin Dev Kit's first stable release

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Nick Land’s “Meltdown” is this week’s required reading

We really need more hardware to support miniscript

Did nostr get attacked 2 days ago without any news?

This NIP defines how a Nostr relay can expose an Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP) target interface so that clients can send Nostr requests through an OHTTP relay without revealing their network identity to the target relay. Each request is encapsulated with an ephemeral HPKE key pair and routed via an OHTTP relay as per RFC 9458. The target relay processes the (decapsulated) request, decrypts the payload, and returns a response; the OHTTP relay cannot read contents, and the target relay cannot see client metadata.

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Nostr relays as OHTTP targets by arminsabouri · Pull Request #2088 · nostr-protocol/nips

This NIP defines how a Nostr relay can expose an Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP) target interface so that clients can send Nostr requests through an OHTTP r...

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Balancing privacy with freedom is all about Minimum Necessary Legibility

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