@BITCOIN CULTURE FESTIVAL, LONDON 2025 29OCT-05NOV
@London Halloween & Whitepaper Party | Fri 31 Oct 25
@2140Art+2140Music @Andy_Princz
@#2140Sessions
@2140.wtf #blockworkgallery
Can you spot Dj @MadMunky2140 in his natural habitat?
The base was deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep and heavy
@#2140Sessions in action at
@BITCOIN CULTURE FESTIVAL, LONDON 2025 29OCT-05NOV
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@2140.wtf #blockworkgallery
@CYPHERMUNK HOUSE | LONDON
Time2Build London is a one-day event and networking meetup, part of the global developer challenge, bringing builders together to build on Bitcoin.
On November 6 at Antidote’s London office (London’s first Bitcoin startup incubator) informal yet high-energy event supporting Time2Build – a global developer challenge led by Breez and industry partners including Lightspark, Tether, and Fulgur Ventures, aimed at bringing bitcoin to open-source applications.
What you’ll build: This event (and ensuing challenge) focuses on adding Bitcoin to existing open-source applications with the free and open-source @Breez ⚡️ Breez SDK - Nodeless.
Example use-cases include: instant tipping in chats/social feeds, pay-per-use for APIs/bots or SaaS features, streaming sats for audio/video, and in-app purchases without cards or accounts. Bring a repo you love and ship a mergeable Lightning feature.
By taking part in #Time2Build London, you can seamlessly continue working on your project as part of the worldwide developer challenge with a $25,000 prize pool in Bitcoin on the line.
Another #GrapheneOS workshop will take place in November at @Bitfest in Manchester
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What a moronic move
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If you need zk, why don't u use bitvmx?
BitVMX uses an optimistic, disputable-computation model — not a single trusted verifier. Key points:
Operator posts a claimed execution trace; any watcher/verifier can challenge it.
Disputes use an interactive challenge–response (verification game) that can be forced on‑chain; correctness is enforced by Bitcoin scripts/timelocks.
Protocol improvements (BIVE, Wisch signatures, Jumplist) aim to reduce rounds, data and costs, but the trust model remains: security comes from the ability of any honest verifier/watchtower to detect and escalate cheating, not from trusting one designated verifier. It seems far better than using layer2 on Ethereum ...
ENTIRE THREAD ON X
https://nitter.net/SimpleXChat/status/1983437418578751944?s=
AND THIS....
