Binance was famously hacked in May 2019, but the exchange quickly resolved the issue and reimbursed all affected users. Though some people may be disappointed to see the last of Bitcoin's more luminous days, it's definitely clear that for many financial professionals, Bitcoin's risks clearly outweighed its benefits. And they’re going to be tweaked at every hop, which means that even if you have multiple nodes that are on the path of the same payment, it’s not going to be payment hash, you’re going to see a different point, a different secret than in both nodes. The idea behind redundant overpayments is that when you are trying to send a big payment across the network, you’re usually going to split it across multiple routes because you won’t be able to find a single route that will be able to carry that whole payment in one go. In our review, we will attempt to outline everything that you need know about Binance, including how it works, the crypto pairs that you can exchange, trading fees/limits, security aspects, and customer support. Mike Schmidt: The taproot and MuSig2 channel discussion somewhat leads into the updated channel announcement discussion and how gossip protocol would need to be upgraded in order to support moving to P2TR outputs.

Maybe, t-bast, you can give an overview of why the current gossip protocol is incompatible with taproot and MuSig2 channels, and what the different options were discussed during the meeting about how to upgrade it. We had a great podcast out in the Chaincode podcast, where we talked to Elle Mouton and Oliver Gugger about simple taproot channels, which basically is this proposal. So, if you want to learn more about that topic, it’s not too long, something like an hour or so, walking through all the details of that proposal. CHECKMULTSIG opcode), things get more complex because k-of-n multisig inputs vary in size depending on the number of signatures (k) and the number of public keys (n). And we’ve always gone back and forth between those, because we don’t know if we should do a simpler version first and wait for later to do a much more complex version, or if we should just jump to the more complex version right now. Next up was Little Creatures which is a little more well known globally.

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PTLC fixes that by making sure that instead of using the preimage of a SHA256 hash and its hash, we’re going to use elliptic curve points and their private keys. And right now, it’s going to use the same payment hash with all these nodes, which means that if someone owns two of the nodes in the path, they are learning information, and this is bad for privacy. So, unless there’s obvious timing, amount, and expiry values that lets you know that this is actually the same payment, at least the cryptography of the secrets that are shared will not let you correlate those two payments. And on the other hand, how do you make sure that the same UTXO is not reused for the announcement; and what happens if that UTXO gets spent? So, will we need to be keeping track of the UTXO actually not being moved while it is the stand-in to have announced the channel? So, those have just not been thoroughly explored and I don’t think there’s a real solution for that yet.