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We support open source Bitcoin protocol developers

Brink
@bitcoinbrink
Aug 17
Brink grantee @conduition_io presented on the state of post-quantum Bitcoin research: - Post-quantum output types - Quantum canaries and tripwires - Freezing, ignoring, or rate-limiting Satoshi-era coins - Rescue protocols - Hash-based, lattice, isogeny signature schemes - Q&A
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Brink
@bitcoinbrink
Jul 22
We are excited to announce that Martin Zumsande (@Lightlike1) has (re)joined Brink to continue his work on Bitcoin Core including P2P networking, validation, testing, and review!
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Brink
@bitcoinbrink
Jul 22
Thank you @ColeMacro and @Strive for supporting Brink and open source Bitcoin development!
Matt Cole
@ColeMacro
Jul 22
Article
The Strive Bitcoin Stewardship Commitment
Bitcoin is the world's most important monetary network. Its success does not happen automatically. It is built and protected by people. Developers who review code, find bugs, improve security, debate...
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Brink
@bitcoinbrink
Jun 25
Reproducing rare bugs found during fuzz testing is hard because software can run slightly differently every time. Bedrock is a hypervisor that controls that randomness, so given the same inputs a program runs identically on every execution...
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Brink
@bitcoinbrink
Jun 18
Toby Sharp (@bitcoindudebro) joined Brink engineers to present Hornet, an executable specification for Bitcoin consensus: - Code is the spec - Hornet & kernel - Block validity rules - A new UTXO database - A consensus DSL - Differential and adversarial testing - Q&A
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