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@Cipherhoodlum @_julian256_ Would more powerful scripts give them more ways to do stupid things? Obviously yes. But it's not clear new ways are needed!View quoted post on X
But better scripting definitely makes the money case stronger, by empowering people using their own Bitcoin. That's compelling to me.
@rusty_twit and I just posted the updated Great Script Restoration to bitcoindevView quoted post on X
this framework defines an upgrade path for bitcoin script and includes:
1. computational budget
2. restored opcodes and bigInts
3. OP_TX
4. OP_CSFS etc.
5. macros
AMA!
groups.google.com/g/bitcoindev/c…
rbitcoin 0.9.0 is released!
Production Ready, unincorporated.
* For those running prior releases: a 0.8 data directory opens unchanged.
* New with 0.9.0, docker builds: `docker pull ghcr.io/rbitcoin-org/r…` (no v on the tag).
* Mainnet now skips historical script checks through block 966143, the same anchor as Bitcoin Core 32.1.
* Now including testnet4 support.
* Much much more!View quoted post on X
The problem isn't just that exchanges get hacked.View quoted post on X
It's that we've made them the default in a system designed to work without them.
