Bitcoin Optech helps Bitcoin users and businesses integrate scaling technologies.
We provide workshops, documentation, weekly newsletters, original research, case studies and announcements, analysis of Bitcoin software and services, a podcast, and help facilitate improved relations between businesses and the open source community.
Recent newsletters, blog posts, and podcasts
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Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #298
This week’s newsletter summarizes an analysis of how a node with cluster mempool behaved when tested with all transactions seen on the network in 2023. Also included are our regular sections describing recent updates to clients and services, announcing new releases and release candidates, and summarizing notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software.
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Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #297 Recap Podcast
Dave Harding and Mike Schmidt are joined by Kulpreet Singh, Chris Stewart, Jameson Lopp, and Joost Jager to discuss Newsletter #297.
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Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #297
This week’s newsletter announces a new domain-specific language for experimenting with contract protocols, summarizes a discussion about modifying BIP editor responsibilities, and describes proposals to reset and modify testnet. Also included are our regular sections with the summary of a Bitcoin Core PR Review Club meeting, announcements of new releases and release candidates, and descriptions of notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software.
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Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #296 Recap Podcast
Mark “Murch” Erhardt and Mike Schmidt are joined by Antoine Poinsot to discuss Newsletter #296.
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Bitcoin Optech Newsletter #296
This week’s newsletter summarizes discussion about a new push for a consensus cleanup soft fork and announces a plan to choose additional BIP editors by the end of the week. Also included are our regular sections announcing new releases and describing changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software.
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