[wiltonmaxey69Participant January 29, 2024 at 12:32 PM Post count: 0]

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<br> 0.05 its price goes up a time to time Now, Recently in December 2018 Bitcoin has crossed $19000 US dollar that was the great Time I have seen in my life. 2. There is currently no bearish or bullish divergence within the last 14 candles, which is no signal for price reversal from current areas. ● Is there dumpwallet output documentation & explanation? 466 significantly update and extend HWI’s documentation. The PR includes full documentation on how to use the new signer interface along with HWI. A draft PR adds support for the signer interface to the GUI, allowing the use of hardware signers with Bitcoin Core without any use of the command line. Bitcoin Core has been able to interface with hardware signers using HWI since Bitcoin Core version 0.18. Until this PR, however, the process required use of the command line to transfer data between Bitcoin Core and HWI. ● Copay enables CPFP for incoming transactions: Version 9.3.0 adds the ability for the user to speed up an incoming transaction using child-pays-for-parent. That way a user with multiple wallets can backup all of them using just the super-keychain’s seed (plus the derivation paths and the library for visit these guys transforming deterministic entropy into input data). It fixes an edge case that could lead to accidental channel closure and a bug that could cause some payments to fail unnecessarily, plus some other minor improvements and bug fixes. While one option is to pursue opening the channel by waiting for confirmation and potentially rebroadcasting the transaction, Rene Pickhardt notes that double spending the funding transaction’s inputs would drop it from mempools. Some sample commands are provided by cdecker for C-lightning to either rebroadcast the funding transaction or create a double spend. The new desc fields are not expected to be particularly useful at the moment as they can currently only be used with the scantxoutset RPC, but they will provide a compact way of providing all the information necessary for making addresses solvable to future and upgraded RPCs for Bitcoin Core such as those used for interactions between offline/online (cold/hot) wallets, multisig wallets, coinjoin implementations, and other cases<br>p>
16546 introduces a new signer interface, allowing Bitcoin Core to interact with external hardware signing devices through the HWI or any other application which implements the same interface. The new signer interface is currently only accessible through RPC methods. 5033 adds an updatechanstatus RPC that can advertise that a channel has been disabled (similar to your node going offline) or that it’s been re-enabled (similar to your node coming back online). “Wherever I sit, is going to be the Binance office. Similar to what the Ethereum platform did for ETH with EIP1559, Binance introduced real-time token burns in late 2021. Launched via a network proposal enumerated as BEP95, a fixed ratio of the gas fee collected is burned in each block, with the ratio decided by BSC validators. All of the 100 million BNB tokens available for public sale were sold during the ICO at 15 cents per token. What is the Maximum Token Supply of Dogecoin? Considerations include downsides to an “opt-in” approach, introduction of new cryptographic security assumptions, scalability concerns, and the problem of supply auditability. 135, BlockSource allows software to obtain data from sources other than a standard Bitcoin Core compatible node, allowing redundancy that can help prevent eclipse attacks or other security problem<br>/p>
This PR simplifies the user experience by enabling Bitcoin Core to directly communicate with HWI. User S.O.S asks about the viability of a sharding scheme like Shamir’s Secret Sharing (SSS) to achieve multisig-like capabilities. CHECKMULTISIG (less fees, more privacy), and schnorr considerations (lack of accountability, no need to reconstruct the secret key on one machine, less fees, more privacy, additional complexity). ● Equivocation: where an oracle signs for the same event more than once, producing conflicting results. ● Lying: where an oracle signs for an outcome that users know is wrong. ● Fraud proofs in the v0 Discreet Log Contract (DLC) specification: Thibaut Le Guilly started a discussion on the DLC-dev mailing list about the goal to include fraud proofs in the version 0 DLC coordination specification. Discussion continued about the LOT parameter on the mailing list, mainly about the effect of encouraging users to choose the option themselves, either via a command line option or by choosing what software release to use. This week’s newsletter describes the results of discussion about choosing activation parameters for a taproot soft fork and includes our regular sections with selected questions and answers from the Bitcoin Stack Exchange, releases and release candidates, and notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastr<br>re software.