Officials
@pwuille· 3 months agoThank you Fran Finney, @FinneyPrize, and @HRF, this is a huge honor. And thank you @halfin, for everything you did for #bitcoin in its early years, including starting the challenge that got me interested in Bitcoin development.
@pwuille· 7 months agoRT @n1ckler: The MuSig2 🎶 module has been merged into libsecp256k1. This marks significant progress in the real-world deployment of MuSig2 as it'll be available to all existing projects using libsecp256k1 with the next release. Example usage: https://t.co/VQjBo2cnJk The module has been designed to be as safe to use as possible. We give two rules that, when followed by the implementer, prevent nonce reuse. 333 review comments since it was merged into libsecp256k1-zkp (no significant security issue was found). Thanks to reviewers @real_or_random @theStack @pwuille @josi**** @siv2r @kixunil @realtbast ‼️ Docs: https://t.co/C7oNrwODLU
@pwuille· 7 months agoRT @bitcoincoreorg: Bitcoin Core v28.0 was released! It is available from: https://t.co/WpMuMaeRoz Release Notes: https://t.co/Fn6vRZsir8
@pwuille· 9 months agoRT @bitcoinoptech: Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter with special guests Jonas Nick (@n1ckler) and Pieter Wuille (@pwuille) on Twitter Spaces Tuesday at 14:30 UTC. Join us to discuss or ask questions! https://t.co/2QqxC0p0Lw
@pwuille· 9 months agoRT @hrdng: This is one of the finest pieces of documentation I've ever read: https://t.co/lNGTcLzEBh
@pwuille· 10 months agoRT @bitcoincoreorg: A new page has been added to the project website: https://t.co/RaR6qMlQTH. Its purpose is to document a policy in regards to disclosing security issues found & fixed in the Bitcoin Core software, as well as list past disclosures. It currently documents disclosures for versions of Bitcoin Core prior to, and including, version v0.21.0. All of these versions are End of Life (EOL) and no-longer receive any maintenance updates. The latest release of Bitcoin Core is v27.1. The 26.x and 25.x branches also both continue to receive maintenance updates. Further disclosures will be posted in the coming months. A post to the bitcoindev mailing list contains additional details: https://t.co/VyYI5eYBzP.
@pwuille· 10 months agoRT @darosior: Today we announce the new disclosure policy the Bitcoin Core will adopt for most reported vulnerabilities. We also publicly disclose 10 vulnerabilities affecting Bitcoin Core versions lower than 0.21.0. https://t.co/yRa4QrNXTT https://t.co/fbRnnzHp5Q
@pwuille· 11 months agoRT @BitMEXResearch: Thanks to @pwuille, whose witness statement was "the most significant document in this Trial" and "used to devastating effect" https://t.co/Ha2x5IuLFV
@pwuille· 11 months agoRT @BitMEXResearch: COPA vs CSW – Ruling Published https://t.co/zTxGzKQoPV
@pwuille· about 1 year agoThank you @opencryptoorg and Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund, and @jack and @morcosa in particular, getting us this far.
@pwuille· about 1 year agoRT @opencryptoorg: Justice Mellor found that: 1) Dr Wright is not the author of the Bitcoin White Paper. 2) Dr Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto. 3) Dr Wright is not the person who created the Bitcoin System. 4) Dr Wright is not the author of the initial versions of the Bitcoin software. 1/4
@pwuille· about 1 year agoRT @morcosa: Thank you COPA @opencryptoorg ! Judge Mellor rules from the bench: CSW is not Satoshi. We've always known that, but it hasn't stopped untold damage to developers and other Bitcoiners. Thank you @Coinbase and @Square and everyone who supported COPA and the devs.
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @depthsofwiki: The "Ship of Theseus" article has been edited 1792 times since it was created in July of 2003. At present, 0% of the phrases in the original article (seen below) remain. https://t.co/MzUUqfpiHK
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @ChaincodeLabs: Make bitcoin free open-source software your full-time job in 2024. If you’ve ever dreamed of a career in bitcoin or lightning FOSS, we’ll help you get there. https://t.co/SyvmqaQ6vK
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @bitcoinoptech: Bitcoin Optech will host an audio recap discussion of this newsletter with special guests Pieter Wuille (@pwuille) and Matthew Zipkin (@MatthewZipkin) on Twitter Spaces Thursday at 15:00 UTC. Join us to discuss or ask questions! https://t.co/6laqyIdC8T
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @real_or_random: We've just made signature verification in libsecp256k1 on x86_64 more than 10% faster. How? With a trivial PR that removes over 500 lines of assembly code. Compilers have improved a lot over the years. https://t.co/6eRsksgbT9 h/t @theStack for the benchmarks. https://t.co/80qvbWPRza
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @0xB10C: My miningpool-observer project recently reported six OFAC-sanctioned transactions as missing from blocks. Four of these transactions were likely filtered by F2Pool. This is the first filtering based on OFAC sanctions I've seen. More in: https://t.co/OYouVwM2rv
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @sunitram: TIL on ARM 32bit alignof(int64_t) is 8, even when alignof(void*) is 4
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @salvatoshi: When taproot, @binance @bitfinex @coinbase @cryptocom @Gemini? It's getting embarrassing. https://t.co/p9M3h8aUYU
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @kanzure: y'all they put a whole drosophila brain in a particle accelerator beam, look and gaze at your new god: https://t.co/lk45DU8w3X
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @JohnDCook: @GregTrayling “Now boarding all passengers with Erdös numbers 2 through 6.”
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @bpreneel1: Rather than talking to the scientists who pointed out security risks for the web infrastructure introduced by eIDAS and fixing the regulation, EU has switched a PR campaign. 1/2 Europa: ‘eIDAS-wetgeving geen probleem voor privacy en veiligheid’ https://t.co/EmZxiJMOrR 1/4
@pwuille· over 1 year agoI've signed this letter.
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @Daeinar: The EU is proposing highly concerning cryptography regulations: #eIDAS #Article45 would enable any EU member state to eavesdrop on and tamper with the web traffic of any EU citizen and would also severely limit the security measures that can be taken to protect the European web.
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @theinstagibbs: Reminder to test Bitcoin Core 26.0!
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @Cryptomaeher: These (presumably targeted) ads severely overestimate my salary. https://t.co/SAZIq0TOOf
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @hrdng: I'm pleased to announce that Mastering Bitcoin (3rd edition), co-authored by @aantonop and myself, has been sent to the printer. Ebooks should be available around Nov 15th. Print books should be available by early December. https://t.co/iMUp8HPp7E (1/8) https://t.co/rFOszvYKFD
@pwuille· over 1 year agoRT @bpreneel1: In collaboration with 335 top level scientists and multiple non-governmental organizations, I have drafted and signed an open letter that meticulously underscores these significant risks and presents concrete suggestions for mitigating these issues. https://t.co/PHRaCLwpR1 🧵1/7
KOLs
@Blockstream· about 1 year agoBlockstream Co-Founder Erik Svenson recalls meeting @adam3us, @pieterwuille, and GMAX this week back in 2014! https://t.co/9x8fVVnPBL