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Although the idea for PoWSwap has been circulated for several years,
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the paper provides more detail and analysis than we've previously
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+ seen. {% assign timestamp="1:36" %}
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## Releases and release candidates
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@@ -84,13 +84,13 @@ projects. Please consider upgrading to new releases or helping to test
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release candidates.*
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- [ Core Lightning 23.05rc2] [ ] is a release candidate for the next
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- version of this LN implementation.
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+ version of this LN implementation. {% assign timestamp="19:17" %}
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- [ Bitcoin Core 24.1rc2] [ ] is a release candidate for a maintenance
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- release of the current version of Bitcoin Core.
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+ release of the current version of Bitcoin Core. {% assign timestamp="23:05" %}
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- [ Bitcoin Core 25.0rc1] [ ] is a release candidate for the next major
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- version of Bitcoin Core.
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+ version of Bitcoin Core. {% assign timestamp="25:35" %}
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## Bitcoin Core PR Review Club
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The PR adds a new RPC, ` getprioritisationmap ` , that returns the set of
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prioritized transactions. The PR also removes unnecessary prioritization
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- entries, which can arise if the user sets deltas back to zero.
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+ entries, which can arise if the user sets deltas back to zero. {% assign timestamp="26:26" %}
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{% include functions/details-list.md
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q0="What is the [ mapDeltas] [ ] data structure, and why is it needed?"
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` getbalances ` , ` gettransaction ` , and ` getwalletinfo ` . These RPC calls
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lock the chainstate to make sure they are up-to-date with the latest
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block and so they benefit from including the valid block hash and
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- height in the response.
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+ height in the response. {% assign timestamp="45:42" %}
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- [ Bitcoin Core #27195 ] [ ] makes it possible to remove all external receivers from
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a transaction that is being [ replaced] [ topic rbf ] using the ` bumpfee `
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RPC from Bitcoin Core's internal wallet. The user does this by making
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the only output of the replacement transaction pay the user's own
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address. If the replacement transaction gets confirmed, this prevents
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any of the original receivers from being paid, which is sometimes
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- described as "canceling" a Bitcoin payment.
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+ described as "canceling" a Bitcoin payment. {% assign timestamp="46:42" %}
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- [ Eclair #1783 ] [ ] adds a ` cpfpbumpfees ` API for [ CPFP] [ topic cpfp ] fee
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bumping one or more transactions. The PR also updates the list of
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[ recommended parameters] [ eclair bitcoin.conf ] for running Bitcoin Core
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- to ensure that creating a fee-bump transaction is a viable option.
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+ to ensure that creating a fee-bump transaction is a viable option. {% assign timestamp="48:34" %}
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- [ LND #7568 ] [ ] adds the ability to define additional LN feature bits
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when the node is started up. It also removes the ability to disable any
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hardcoded or defined feature bits during runtime (but additional bits
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may be still be added and later disabled). A related proposal update
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in [ BLIPs #24 ] [ ] notes that custom [ BOLT11] [ ] feature bits are limited
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- to a maximum expressed value of 5114.
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- [ LDK #2044 ] [ ] makes several changes to LDK's route hinting for
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[ BOLT11] [ ] invoices, the mechanism that a receiving LN node can use to
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channels chosen are selected for efficiency and privacy. The PR
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discussion includes [ several] [ carman hints ] insightful
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[ comments] [ corallo hints ] about the implications for privacy of
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## Celebrating Optech Newsletter #250
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supporters] [ ] .
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Thank you for reading. We hope that you'll continue to do so as we
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{% include references.md %}
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{% include linkers/issues.md v=2 issues="26094,27195,1783,7568,24,2044" %}
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