Episode 97: Bitcoin Core 29
from Bitcoin, Explained — The Technical Side of Bitcoin
Aaron and Sjors discuss what’s new in Bitcoin Core 29. Chapters 00:00:00 Bitcoin Core 29: introduction 00:01:39 Sponsor: Coinkite and COLDCARD Q 00:02:52 Replacing UPnP with PCP for inbound connections 00:12:16 Ephemeral dust and Lightning channel fees 00:22:43 Block reserved weight for mining templates 00:27:31 Time warp protection and mining timestamps 00:42:09 Full RBF becomes the only policy 00:43:50 Building Bitcoin Core with CMake 00:45:22 Exporting the UTXO set to SQLite === This episode’s sponsor: CoinKite, maker of the COLDCARD. Aaron’s Nostr: npub1art8cs66ffvnqns5zs5qa9fwlctmusj5lj38j94lv0ulw0j54wjqhpm0w5 Sjors’ Nostr: npub1v25jqj332n630klwtqeqxgyrjl4alw4phmluhu2x6lcxzwy9m03suqexw3
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- 0:00 Bitcoin Core 29: introduction
- 1:39 Sponsor: Coinkite and COLDCARD Q
- 2:52 Replacing UPnP with PCP for inbound connections
- 12:16 Ephemeral dust and Lightning channel fees
- 22:43 Block reserved weight for mining templates
- 27:31 Time warp protection and mining timestamps
- 42:09 Full RBF becomes the only policy
- 43:50 Building Bitcoin Core with CMake
- 45:22 Exporting the UTXO set to SQLite
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