Stateful MultiSig on Bitcoin
Multi-signature wallets are used for managing digital assets and are common in joint accounts, escrow services, and secure storage scenarios.
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sCrypt’s Mihael Sinkec: The Bitcoin Masterclasses are a great learning experience
Mihael Sinkec was at The Bitcoin Masterclasses in Slovenia, where he tells CoinGeek Backstage what he learned from Satoshi Nakamoto on the workshop’s topics including multicast and IPv6.
Introducing the sCrypt Verifier Plugin for WhatsOnChain
Viewing and verifying smart contracts by just about anyone is not as easy as what is commonly believed to be, but WhatsOnChain makes it possible by simply running the source code in its plugin.
Account abstraction on Bitcoin since day 1
Bitcoin has shipped with account abstraction/unification since its genesis; thus, all the salient features promised by AA can be developed on Bitcoin, without any protocol changes.
The Monty Hall Problem on Bitcoin: Put your money where your mouth is
The Monty Hall problem is a famous counter-intuitive statistics puzzle that has a solution that is so absurd, most people refuse to believe even being shown it’s true.
Turn every smartphone into a Bitcoin hardware wallet using Secure Enclaves
The Secure Enclave is a special chip in Android, iPhone, iPad, and Macs to secure your biometrical data like FaceID and TouchID; its key feature is a private key generated that cannot leave the chip, providing maximum security.
sCrypt’s Xiaohui Liu is ‘super excited’ about Bitcoin in 2023
2022 was a great year for Xiaohui Liu, having done a convention in Dubai, introduced new tools, and set up a hackathon, but he believes 2023 will be better, as Bitcoin is set for a massive transition.
Zero-Knowledge Proof Hackathon ‘an overwhelming success’ as prize winners announced
The Zero-Knowledge Proof Hackathon was declared "an overwhelming success," with 928 participants, of which three emerged as winners, taking home $45,000 each.
Bitcoin Association for BSV Zero-Knowledge Hackathon winners share $45,000 in prize money
The hackathon, aimed at encouraging developers to build new applications using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) while growing the BSV community, proved to be an overwhelming success with more than 920 participants and 60 submissions received covering a range of subjects and use cases.
ZK Proof of Reserves
Proof of Reserves proves that clients' funds are in safe hands, and while it is not a 100% guarantee that the funds won't disappear in an instant, it assures investors that their money is still there.
Zero-Knowledge Proof Hackathon finalists reveal exciting new app concepts for Bitcoin
The coding segment for the 2022 Zero-Knowledge Proof Hackathon concludes, participated by 929 individuals, all with the goal of creating a project that could run on the BSV blockchain.
Introducing scryptTS: Write Bitcoin smart contracts in Typescript
scryptTS allows developers to directly code smart contracts in Typescript, using existing programming languages and tools that many are already familiar with.