Michael Ford (@fanquake) and Martin Zumsande (@Lightlike1) joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #418:
News
● Conditional message transfer contract to solve jamming (33:07)
● Static Bitcoin Core binaries available for testing (1:19)
● Replacing per-peer transaction
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- A new LN channel jamming mitigation approach Static Bitcoin Core binaries for testing Global transaction rate limits in Bitcoin Core The big question... will we get @fanquake on the Optech podcast next week?Bitcoin Optech newsletter #418 is here: - describes a proposed contract protocol for mitigating Lightning Network channel jamming - reports on the availability of static Bitcoin Core binaries for testing - summarizes a change replacing Bitcoin Core’s per-peer transaction



