Of all the exchanges mentioned in Discord, Telegram, Slack and Twitter, none seems to stand out as the obvious choice. All seems to have had their good share of shenanigans, on way or another. Either by delisting, which is an obvious no go, or more dangerous business models like hyperleveraging, crypto loans and worse.
Non-standard scripts can finally be used without limits on the Bitcoin SV blockchain thanks to the Genesis upgrade. We think that this will accelerate the innovation and we will soon see a variety of new scripts being used on a regular basis.
What is the one that is the most exciting, interesting and/or powerful in your opinion? Which new use cases will it enable?
Which pool is the best one?
What is the cheapest desktop I can buy to run SV node at home and have it handle the biggest blocks today?
A link would be appreciated
Which options are available for developers that want to build on Bitcoin SV blockchain? What APIs and/or SDKs can be used?
How do different possibilities compare in terms of functionality, ease of use and cost?
Is there a single solution that can cover all needs of an average app or should more be used at the same time?
I want to select all data and analyse twetch data through Bitquery/Bitbus. Could anyone help me to understand protocol of this app?
Why mix IP2IP and SPV? What is SBV? Practical use and advantages?
I have some code that does a lot of HD derivation and ECIES encryption/decryption and I noticed that it runs quite slow in the browser. I did some profiling and it seems that it spends most of the time in the libraries that handle primitives (sha256 hashing, big int, …).
This makes sense as it seems that we have this primitives natively in node, but we need to use libraries in the browser. I did some Googling and it seems that newer browsers do have some support for this things so I was wondering if it is possible to use that when available? I suspect that would speed up things significantly?
I am thinking about browser’s native APIs such as SubtleCrypto and BigInt. Or even an Emscripten-compiler Javascript library such as js-nacl.
I would like to know if there’s a simple golang library that it is possible to use to build and send BSV transactions.
what exactly is this? Does this mean every TX gets hashed twice? How does it help to filter the content from the block chain (As Dr. Wright said)? Why cant i hash it just once and save the hash of the TX and prune the data (illegal)? Isnt the content now filtered with just a single hash? or am i getting it wrong?
