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2023年10月5日 (木) 06:56にLaylaGrimm06851による

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	<br> ~~A: There’s a lot of people who say Wall Street’s just going to control~~ Bitcoin. ~~You control it~~, ~~you control it~~, I ~~control it. You don't need to be a car engineer to drive your sedan~~, ~~and the same is true for crypto: if all you want to~~ do is ~~own it~~, ~~trade~~ it, ~~invest~~ in it, and ~~so on~~, ~~all~~ you ~~need~~ to ~~know is which exchanges~~ to ~~use and which wallets~~ to ~~use. Since 2010~~, ~~almost~~ a ~~dozen hacks~~ of ~~cryptocurrency exchanges have occurred. Well thankfully~~ the ~~cypherpunks make it possible for us to have tools like Signal~~. ~~They are~~ just ~~going to make it a tool for themselves. What is~~ your ~~response when you talk~~ to ~~regulators or government officials and when they say~~ this is ~~just too risky or it’s going to hurt people? I don’t actually hear that a lot from regulators. Right~~, ~~they said it’s going~~ to ~~be for bad people, we don’t want Americans~~ to ~~have pr~~<br>y<br>~~>><br>J~~: ~~You just look at the economics~~ of it and ~~ultimately miners have~~ to make a ~~profit~~. ~~These firms~~ are ~~known for delivering best~~ in the ~~industry trading services for traders and help them out make profits~~. ~~It’s~~ a ~~French colonial currency so~~ the ~~French~~ in ~~Paris control these people and they make decisions on behalf of them. At~~ the ~~end of~~ the ~~day~~ the ~~difference between Bitcoin and all~~ the ~~other coins is that with Bitcoin, we control~~ the ~~monetary policy, it’s not going to change, and~~ with ~~every single other coin, it’s up to~~ some ~~small group of people who are going to, best case, do their best. Users control~~ the ~~monetary policy~~. ~~There’s not~~ a ~~small group~~ of ~~people controlling the monetary policy. We’re here to create an alternative~~ to the ~~fiat system where a small group of people can basically determine~~ the ~~rules~~. ~~That’s why when he saw Bitcoin later he was so open to~~ it and ~~excited and he said~~, ~~this~~ is ~~my ticket out of here. And that’s rea~~<br>w<br>~~we a<br~~>e<br>~~for~~.~~<br>Now, when we talk about other digital currencies, there is a digital currency phenomenon that I did want~~ to ~~talk to you~~ about and ~~that’s central bank digital currencies. Eventually on September 2020,~~ the ~~country's Central Bank prohibited trading or promotion~~ of ~~crypto's without~~ a ~~certified license~~. So it ~~appears~~ that ~~around~~ the ~~world there’s this drive to move beyond paper cash~~ and ~~bring us~~ to a ~~system where citizens actually may have a liability of~~ the ~~central bank on their phone~~, ~~as opposed to using paper money~~. ~~Additional fees for securities may apply such as regulatory fees and fees~~ to ~~transfer securities externally. A PoS network~~ could ~~be completely costless from an energy perspective~~ and ~~constrict block space~~, ~~causing fees to emerge;~~ a ~~PoW network could increase blockspace and drive fees to zero~~. ~~Since then, network capacity has been improved incrementally both through block size increases~~ and ~~improved wallet behavior~~. ~~The Bitcoin mining network difficulty is the measure of how difficult it is~~ to ~~find~~ a ~~new block compared to~~ the ~~easiest it can ever be. Litecoin is also~~ a ~~fork~~ of ~~Bitcoin with~~ the ~~block time~~ <br>m<br>~~g algo~~<br>m<br>~~anged~~.<br>~~This feature is designed to place orders~~ in ~~the market at preset time intervals within a configured price range. Choose a VPN provider that has a wide range of server locations. COPA-like thing~~ to ~~give up Bitcoin patents to protect~~ the ~~community~~, ~~바이낸스~~, ~~[https://bet.cato1.com/KR/870097 discover this], it becomes more and more resilient every single day. There’s always this temptation to print more to fix the problems. The more~~ that ~~we - and especially our governments -~~ can ~~realize~~ that ~~and get in~~ the ~~boat sooner, the better we all are~~. ~~Thus~~, if you ~~are one among the people who own a business that has even little to do~~ with ~~Bitcoin~~, you can ~~take advantage of Bitcoin press releases~~. ~~A: One~~ of the ~~interesting things about Bitcoin~~ is ~~how~~ the ~~incentives align. Recently there~~ was ~~a little bit of a controversy with some~~ of the ~~companies that are doing Bitcoin mining, and a software upgrade that’s going~~ to ~~bring new privacy~~ to ~~Bitcoin called Taproot, which~~ is in ~~the process~~ of ~~activating right now~~, ~~which~~ is ~~very exciting, but one of these companies,~~<br>~~y weren’t sig~~<br>~~ng for Taproot~~.		<br> " So, Murch, Bitcoin uses 256-bit ECDSA but 256-bit ECDSA only provides 128-bit security. If I’m understanding the reason behind that, it’s that the reason that sipa points out here, that there are known algorithms that are more effective than just brute-forcing 256-bit keys, so that it’s technically then 128-bit security; am I getting that right? So yeah, I do think route boost is more of an interesting historical thing that was tried, but it didn’t really yield any meaningful result in practice, I believe. And in a way, blinded path makes that easier, because with blinded path, blinded path is a way to doing some route boost without actually telling people about the channels. Bastien Teinturier: Yeah, and in a way, blinded path will just allow you to do that again because whenever you choose your blinded path, you can choose to make them go through your friend who wants to collect some fees through exactly the channels where you need them, when you know you have a lot of inbound liquidity and want to balance the channel. You would just include them in your blinded path, people don’t even have to know what channel this is, but you kind of force them to go to a direction where you know that there is liqui<br>.<br> Murch, do you have comments on the release more generally? Mark Erhardt: I think that there might also be a couple of issues here with if you, for example, have one peer that you closely work with and you want to funnel more fees to, you could always route boost them and then make sure that they collect the fees rather than other peers you have, which may be sort of a downside of prioritizing boosted peers. Mark Erhardt: Yeah, so for this one, we have a small update for how PSBTs are shown in the GUI. First one, HWI 2.3.0, which has a few items from the release notes that I think are worth talking about. Binance stays in the headlines being the biggest Crypto exchange in the World by volume, but in the last few days it got more space on the newswires with some major announcements from the Crypto behemoth. And we’ve covered a lot of these PRs as they were merged to the LDK repository over the last few weeks. Mike Schmidt: Last question from the Stack Exchange is, "What does it mean that the security of 256-bit ECDSA, and therefore Bitcoin keys, is 128<br>s<br>>><br>Mike Schmidt: 바이낸스 수수료 ([https://highleveldealz.com/how-to-improve-at-version-in-60-minutes/ highleveldealz.com]) The person asking this question was also asking about seed security and was maybe mixing up this 256-bit ECDSA versus 128 versus like the security of a seed, which sometimes can be 512. So, there’s some details in the answer on the Stack Exchange there. What does it mean that the security of 256-bit ECDSA, and therefore Bitcoin keys, is 128 bits? Because, if you try to replicate a hash, an exact hash, without knowing the input, I think you do have 256-bit security. Do you have more to add here on route boost? So, you could sort of ask that people route through specific channels because that one is especially lopsided and it would move the liquidity more in the direction that would balance out the channel, which would be a good thing. 256 cover some of these PRs in more detail. 256 for some of our discussion about these individual PRs. Let us find out what makes Bitcoin so valuable and acceptable. But if you’re trying to replicate a hash by knowing when you know the input message before the hash, the pre-image, then it’s only a 128-bit security because you sort of have to find two things that produce the same digest rather than needing t<br>p<br>te <br>d<br>st.<br>But there’s also this technique that Christian Decker mentioned in his answer to this question on the Stack Exchange, which is route boost, which means that I can also provide some sort of hints about channels that I’m aware of that have adequate capacity for the payment that I wish to receive. So, you can run Jade on non-Blockstream hardware, and now with this HWI 2.3.0 release, you can also now use HWI with those DIY devices. So, there actually are a number of different hardware devices that can run the Jade firmware. Binance trading is accessible via multiple devices. Although the provider was launched as recently as late 2017, it’s often facilitated over $2 billion worth of daily trading activity. But it’s really the recipient’s decision to whether they want to use it or not. While at the time of writing this is only available in a select number of nation states, it is likely that Binance will continue to roll out it’s credit card and bank transfe<br>cilities over <br>coming months.

2023年9月26日 (火) 21:01にThurmanRuppによる

2023-09-26T21:01:25Z

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	<br> A: There’s a lot of people who say Wall Street’s just going to control Bitcoin. You control it, you control it, I control it. You don't need to be a car engineer to drive your sedan, and the same is true for crypto: if all you want to do is own it, trade it, invest in it, and so on, all you need to know is which exchanges to use and which wallets to use. Since 2010, almost a dozen hacks of cryptocurrency exchanges have occurred. Well thankfully the cypherpunks make it possible for us to have tools like Signal. They are just going to make it a tool for themselves. What is your response when you talk to regulators or government officials and when they say this is just too risky or it’s going to hurt people? I don’t actually hear that a lot from regulators. Right, they said it’s going to be for bad people, we don’t want Americans to have pr<br>y<br>>><br>J: You just look at the economics of it and ultimately miners have to make a profit. These firms are known for delivering best in the industry trading services for traders and help them out make profits. It’s a French colonial currency so the French in Paris control these people and they make decisions on behalf of them. At the end of the day the difference between Bitcoin and all the other coins is that with Bitcoin, we control the monetary policy, it’s not going to change, and with every single other coin, it’s up to some small group of people who are going to, best case, do their best. Users control the monetary policy. There’s not a small group of people controlling the monetary policy. We’re here to create an alternative to the fiat system where a small group of people can basically determine the rules. That’s why when he saw Bitcoin later he was so open to it and excited and he said, this is my ticket out of here. And that’s rea<br>w<br>we a<br>e<br>for.<br>Now, when we talk about other digital currencies, there is a digital currency phenomenon that I did want to talk to you about and that’s central bank digital currencies. Eventually on September 2020, the country's Central Bank prohibited trading or promotion of crypto's without a certified license. So it appears that around the world there’s this drive to move beyond paper cash and ~~바이낸스 신원인증 ([https://call.ebimarketing.com/friendship/now-you-should-buy-an-app-that-is-absolutely-made-for-bitcoin.html why not try these out])~~ bring us to a system where citizens actually may have a liability of the central bank on their phone, as opposed to using paper money. Additional fees for securities may apply such as regulatory fees and fees to transfer securities externally. A PoS network could be completely costless from an energy perspective and constrict block space, causing fees to emerge; a PoW network could increase blockspace and drive fees to zero. Since then, network capacity has been improved incrementally both through block size increases and improved wallet behavior. The Bitcoin mining network difficulty is the measure of how difficult it is to find a new block compared to the easiest it can ever be. Litecoin is also a fork of Bitcoin with the block<br>e<br> ~~mining a~~<br>i<br> ~~changed~~.<br>This feature is designed to place orders in the market at preset time intervals within a configured price range. Choose a VPN provider that has a wide range of server locations. COPA-like thing to give up Bitcoin patents to protect the community, it becomes more and more resilient every single day. There’s always this temptation to print more to fix the problems. The more that we - and especially our governments - can realize that and get in the boat sooner, the better we all are. Thus, if you are one among the people who own a business that has even little to do with Bitcoin, you can take advantage of Bitcoin press releases. A: One of the interesting things about Bitcoin is how the incentives align. Recently there was a little bit of a controversy with some of the companies that are doing Bitcoin mining, and a software upgrade that’s going to bring new privacy to Bitcoin called Taproot, which is in the process of activating right now, which is very exciting, but one of these ~~compan~~<br> ~~they~~ weren’t s<br>~~ling~~ for Taproot.		<br> A: There’s a lot of people who say Wall Street’s just going to control Bitcoin. You control it, you control it, I control it. You don't need to be a car engineer to drive your sedan, and the same is true for crypto: if all you want to do is own it, trade it, invest in it, and so on, all you need to know is which exchanges to use and which wallets to use. Since 2010, almost a dozen hacks of cryptocurrency exchanges have occurred. Well thankfully the cypherpunks make it possible for us to have tools like Signal. They are just going to make it a tool for themselves. What is your response when you talk to regulators or government officials and when they say this is just too risky or it’s going to hurt people? I don’t actually hear that a lot from regulators. Right, they said it’s going to be for bad people, we don’t want Americans to have pr<br>y<br>>><br>J: You just look at the economics of it and ultimately miners have to make a profit. These firms are known for delivering best in the industry trading services for traders and help them out make profits. It’s a French colonial currency so the French in Paris control these people and they make decisions on behalf of them. At the end of the day the difference between Bitcoin and all the other coins is that with Bitcoin, we control the monetary policy, it’s not going to change, and with every single other coin, it’s up to some small group of people who are going to, best case, do their best. Users control the monetary policy. There’s not a small group of people controlling the monetary policy. We’re here to create an alternative to the fiat system where a small group of people can basically determine the rules. That’s why when he saw Bitcoin later he was so open to it and excited and he said, this is my ticket out of here. And that’s rea<br>w<br>we a<br>e<br>for.<br>Now, when we talk about other digital currencies, there is a digital currency phenomenon that I did want to talk to you about and that’s central bank digital currencies. Eventually on September 2020, the country's Central Bank prohibited trading or promotion of crypto's without a certified license. So it appears that around the world there’s this drive to move beyond paper cash and bring us to a system where citizens actually may have a liability of the central bank on their phone, as opposed to using paper money. Additional fees for securities may apply such as regulatory fees and fees to transfer securities externally. A PoS network could be completely costless from an energy perspective and constrict block space, causing fees to emerge; a PoW network could increase blockspace and drive fees to zero. Since then, network capacity has been improved incrementally both through block size increases and improved wallet behavior. The Bitcoin mining network difficulty is the measure of how difficult it is to find a new block compared to the easiest it can ever be. Litecoin is also a fork of Bitcoin with the block time <br>m<br>g algo<br>m<br>anged.<br>This feature is designed to place orders in the market at preset time intervals within a configured price range. Choose a VPN provider that has a wide range of server locations. COPA-like thing to give up Bitcoin patents to protect the community, 바이낸스, [https://bet.cato1.com/KR/870097 discover this], it becomes more and more resilient every single day. There’s always this temptation to print more to fix the problems. The more that we - and especially our governments - can realize that and get in the boat sooner, the better we all are. Thus, if you are one among the people who own a business that has even little to do with Bitcoin, you can take advantage of Bitcoin press releases. A: One of the interesting things about Bitcoin is how the incentives align. Recently there was a little bit of a controversy with some of the companies that are doing Bitcoin mining, and a software upgrade that’s going to bring new privacy to Bitcoin called Taproot, which is in the process of activating right now, which is very exciting, but one of these companies,<br>y weren’t sig<br>ng for Taproot.

2023年9月26日 (火) 15:42にDemetriusBysによる

2023-09-26T15:42:50Z

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	<br> ~~" So, Murch,~~ Bitcoin ~~uses 256-bit ECDSA but 256-bit ECDSA only provides 128-bit security~~. ~~If I’m understanding the reason behind that~~, ~~it’s that the reason that sipa points out here, that there are known algorithms that are more effective than just brute-forcing 256-bit keys~~, ~~so that it’s technically then 128-bit security; am~~ I ~~getting that right? So yeah~~, I do ~~think route boost~~ is ~~more of an interesting historical thing that was tried~~, ~~but~~ it ~~didn’t really yield any meaningful result in practice~~, ~~I believe. And~~ in ~~a way~~, ~~blinded path makes that easier~~, ~~because with blinded path, blinded path~~ is ~~a way~~ to ~~doing some route boost without actually telling people about the channels~~. ~~Bastien Teinturier: Yeah~~, ~~and in~~ a ~~way, blinded path will~~ just ~~allow you~~ to ~~do that again because whenever you choose~~ your ~~blinded path,~~ you ~~can choose~~ to ~~make them go through your friend who wants~~ to ~~collect some fees through exactly the channels where you need them, when you know you have~~ a lot ~~of inbound liquidity and want to balance the channel~~. ~~You would just include them in your blinded path~~, people don’t ~~even~~ have ~~to know what channel this is, but you kind of force them to go to a direction where you know that there is liqui~~<br>.<br> ~~Murch, do you have comments on~~ the ~~release more generally? Mark Erhardt: I think that there might also be a couple~~ of ~~issues here with if you, for example,~~ have ~~one peer that you closely work with and you want~~ to ~~funnel more fees to, you could always route boost them and then~~ make ~~sure that they collect the fees rather than other peers you have, which may be sort of~~ a ~~downside of prioritizing boosted peers~~. ~~Mark Erhardt: Yeah, so~~ for ~~this one, we have a small update for how PSBTs are shown~~ in the ~~GUI. First one, HWI 2.3~~.~~0, which has~~ a ~~few items from~~ the ~~release notes that I think are worth talking about~~. ~~Binance stays in~~ the ~~headlines being~~ the ~~biggest Crypto exchange in~~ the ~~World by volume~~, ~~but in~~ the ~~last few days it got more space on the newswires~~ with some ~~major announcements from~~ the ~~Crypto behemoth~~. ~~And we’ve covered~~ a ~~lot~~ of ~~these PRs as they were merged~~ to the ~~LDK repository over~~ the ~~last few weeks~~. ~~Mike Schmidt: Last question from the Stack Exchange is, "What does~~ it ~~mean that the security of 256-bit ECDSA,~~ and ~~therefore Bitcoin keys~~, is ~~128~~<br>s<br>>><br>~~Mike Schmidt: The person asking~~ this ~~question was also asking about seed security~~ and 바이낸스 ~~가입 혜택 [~~[https://~~news-ngo~~.com/~~?p=29621 watch this video]] was maybe mixing up this 256~~-~~bit ECDSA versus 128 versus like the security of a seed, which sometimes can be 512. So, there’s some details in the answer on the Stack Exchange there. What does it mean~~ that ~~the security of 256~~-~~bit ECDSA, and therefore Bitcoin keys,~~ is ~~128 bits? Because, if you~~ try to ~~replicate~~ a ~~hash, an exact hash, without knowing~~ the ~~input~~, ~~I think you do have 256-bit security~~. ~~Do you have more~~ to ~~add here on route boost? So, you~~ could ~~sort of ask that people route through specific channels because that one is especially lopsided~~ and ~~it would move the liquidity more in the direction that would balance out the channel~~, ~~which would be~~ a ~~good thing~~. ~~256 cover some of these PRs in more detail~~. ~~256 for some~~ of ~~our discussion about these individual PRs. Let us~~ find ~~out what makes Bitcoin so valuable and acceptable. But if you’re trying~~ to ~~replicate a hash by knowing when you know~~ the ~~input message before the hash, the pre-image, then it’s only~~ a ~~128-bit security because you sort~~ of ~~have to find two things that produce~~ the ~~same digest rather than needing~~<br>r<br>~~cate~~<br> <br>~~est~~.<br>~~But there’s also this technique~~ that ~~Christian Decker mentioned in his answer~~ to this ~~question on~~ the ~~Stack Exchange, which is route boost, which means~~ that I can ~~also provide some sort of hints about channels~~ that ~~I’m aware of that have adequate capacity for~~ the ~~payment that I wish to receive~~. So, you ~~can run Jade on non-Blockstream hardware, and now~~ with ~~this HWI 2.3.0 release~~, you can ~~also now use HWI with those DIY devices~~. ~~So, there actually are a number~~ of ~~different hardware devices that can run~~ the ~~Jade firmware. Binance trading~~ is ~~accessible via multiple devices~~. ~~Although the provider~~ was ~~launched as recently as late 2017, it’s often facilitated over $2 billion worth~~ of ~~daily trading activity. But it’s really~~ the ~~recipient’s decision~~ to ~~whether they want~~ to ~~use it or not. While at the time of writing this~~ is ~~only available~~ in ~~a select number~~ of ~~nation states~~, it is ~~likely that Binance will continue to roll out it’s credit card and bank trans~~<br>~~facilities over~~<br> ~~coming months~~.		<br> A: There’s a lot of people who say Wall Street’s just going to control Bitcoin. You control it, you control it, I control it. You don't need to be a car engineer to drive your sedan, and the same is true for crypto: if all you want to do is own it, trade it, invest in it, and so on, all you need to know is which exchanges to use and which wallets to use. Since 2010, almost a dozen hacks of cryptocurrency exchanges have occurred. Well thankfully the cypherpunks make it possible for us to have tools like Signal. They are just going to make it a tool for themselves. What is your response when you talk to regulators or government officials and when they say this is just too risky or it’s going to hurt people? I don’t actually hear that a lot from regulators. Right, they said it’s going to be for bad people, we don’t want Americans to have pr<br>y<br>>><br>J: You just look at the economics of it and ultimately miners have to make a profit. These firms are known for delivering best in the industry trading services for traders and help them out make profits. It’s a French colonial currency so the French in Paris control these people and they make decisions on behalf of them. At the end of the day the difference between Bitcoin and all the other coins is that with Bitcoin, we control the monetary policy, it’s not going to change, and with every single other coin, it’s up to some small group of people who are going to, best case, do their best. Users control the monetary policy. There’s not a small group of people controlling the monetary policy. We’re here to create an alternative to the fiat system where a small group of people can basically determine the rules. That’s why when he saw Bitcoin later he was so open to it and excited and he said, this is my ticket out of here. And that’s rea<br>w<br>we a<br>e<br>for.<br>Now, when we talk about other digital currencies, there is a digital currency phenomenon that I did want to talk to you about and that’s central bank digital currencies. Eventually on September 2020, the country's Central Bank prohibited trading or promotion of crypto's without a certified license. So it appears that around the world there’s this drive to move beyond paper cash and 바이낸스 신원인증 ([https://call.ebimarketing.com/friendship/now-you-should-buy-an-app-that-is-absolutely-made-for-bitcoin.html why not try these out]) bring us to a system where citizens actually may have a liability of the central bank on their phone, as opposed to using paper money. Additional fees for securities may apply such as regulatory fees and fees to transfer securities externally. A PoS network could be completely costless from an energy perspective and constrict block space, causing fees to emerge; a PoW network could increase blockspace and drive fees to zero. Since then, network capacity has been improved incrementally both through block size increases and improved wallet behavior. The Bitcoin mining network difficulty is the measure of how difficult it is to find a new block compared to the easiest it can ever be. Litecoin is also a fork of Bitcoin with the block<br>e<br> mining a<br>i<br> changed.<br>This feature is designed to place orders in the market at preset time intervals within a configured price range. Choose a VPN provider that has a wide range of server locations. COPA-like thing to give up Bitcoin patents to protect the community, it becomes more and more resilient every single day. There’s always this temptation to print more to fix the problems. The more that we - and especially our governments - can realize that and get in the boat sooner, the better we all are. Thus, if you are one among the people who own a business that has even little to do with Bitcoin, you can take advantage of Bitcoin press releases. A: One of the interesting things about Bitcoin is how the incentives align. Recently there was a little bit of a controversy with some of the companies that are doing Bitcoin mining, and a software upgrade that’s going to bring new privacy to Bitcoin called Taproot, which is in the process of activating right now, which is very exciting, but one of these compan<br> they weren’t s<br>ling for Taproot.

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" So, Murch, Bitcoin uses 256-bit ECDSA but 256-bit ECDSA only provides 128-bit security. If I’m understanding the reason behind that, it’s that the reason that sipa points out here, that there are known algorithms that are more effective than just brute-forcing 256-bit keys, so that it’s technically then 128-bit security; am I getting that right? So yeah, I do think route boost is more of an interesting historical thing that was tried, but it didn’t re…」

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" So, Murch, Bitcoin uses 256-bit ECDSA but 256-bit ECDSA only provides 128-bit security. If I’m understanding the reason behind that, it’s that the reason that sipa points out here, that there are known algorithms that are more effective than just brute-forcing 256-bit keys, so that it’s technically then 128-bit security; am I getting that right? So yeah, I do think route boost is more of an interesting historical thing that was tried, but it didn’t really yield any meaningful result in practice, I believe. And in a way, blinded path makes that easier, because with blinded path, blinded path is a way to doing some route boost without actually telling people about the channels. Bastien Teinturier: Yeah, and in a way, blinded path will just allow you to do that again because whenever you choose your blinded path, you can choose to make them go through your friend who wants to collect some fees through exactly the channels where you need them, when you know you have a lot of inbound liquidity and want to balance the channel. You would just include them in your blinded path, people don’t even have to know what channel this is, but you kind of force them to go to a direction where you know that there is liqui . Murch, do you have comments on the release more generally? Mark Erhardt: I think that there might also be a couple of issues here with if you, for example, have one peer that you closely work with and you want to funnel more fees to, you could always route boost them and then make sure that they collect the fees rather than other peers you have, which may be sort of a downside of prioritizing boosted peers. Mark Erhardt: Yeah, so for this one, we have a small update for how PSBTs are shown in the GUI. First one, HWI 2.3.0, which has a few items from the release notes that I think are worth talking about. Binance stays in the headlines being the biggest Crypto exchange in the World by volume, but in the last few days it got more space on the newswires with some major announcements from the Crypto behemoth. And we’ve covered a lot of these PRs as they were merged to the LDK repository over the last few weeks. Mike Schmidt: Last question from the Stack Exchange is, "What does it mean that the security of 256-bit ECDSA, and therefore Bitcoin keys, is 128 s >> Mike Schmidt: The person asking this question was also asking about seed security and 바이낸스 가입 혜택 [[https://news-ngo.com/?p=29621 watch this video]] was maybe mixing up this 256-bit ECDSA versus 128 versus like the security of a seed, which sometimes can be 512. So, there’s some details in the answer on the Stack Exchange there. What does it mean that the security of 256-bit ECDSA, and therefore Bitcoin keys, is 128 bits? Because, if you try to replicate a hash, an exact hash, without knowing the input, I think you do have 256-bit security. Do you have more to add here on route boost? So, you could sort of ask that people route through specific channels because that one is especially lopsided and it would move the liquidity more in the direction that would balance out the channel, which would be a good thing. 256 cover some of these PRs in more detail. 256 for some of our discussion about these individual PRs. Let us find out what makes Bitcoin so valuable and acceptable. But if you’re trying to replicate a hash by knowing when you know the input message before the hash, the pre-image, then it’s only a 128-bit security because you sort of have to find two things that produce the same digest rather than needing r cate est. But there’s also this technique that Christian Decker mentioned in his answer to this question on the Stack Exchange, which is route boost, which means that I can also provide some sort of hints about channels that I’m aware of that have adequate capacity for the payment that I wish to receive. So, you can run Jade on non-Blockstream hardware, and now with this HWI 2.3.0 release, you can also now use HWI with those DIY devices. So, there actually are a number of different hardware devices that can run the Jade firmware. Binance trading is accessible via multiple devices. Although the provider was launched as recently as late 2017, it’s often facilitated over $2 billion worth of daily trading activity. But it’s really the recipient’s decision to whether they want to use it or not. While at the time of writing this is only available in a select number of nation states, it is likely that Binance will continue to roll out it’s credit card and bank trans facilities over coming months.