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Renaissance Lab ⚛

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Renaissance Lab is an open-source community and ecological contributor to Bitcoin Atomicals (ARC20), dedicated to sparking the Renaissance of Bitcoin.

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🎉 Exciting News Alert! 🎉 We're thrilled to announce the official open-sourcing of our asset recovery code today, in line with the vibrant spirit of open-source within the Atomicals Protocol community! 🌟 Our journey to open-source our asset recovery solution is now documented

🎉 Exciting News Alert! 🎉
We're thrilled to announce the official open-sourcing of our asset recovery code today, in line with the vibrant spirit of open-source within the Atomicals Protocol community! 🌟 
Our journey to open-source our asset recovery solution is now documented
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Atomicals Virtual Machine (#AVM) Whitepaper Title: "AVM: Smart Contracts on Bitcoin by Simulating The Bitcoin Virtual Machine" PDF: raw.githubusercontent.com/atomicals/avm-… Github Repo: github.com/atomicals/avm-… #Atomicals #DigitalObjects

Atomicals Virtual Machine (#AVM) Whitepaper

Title: "AVM: Smart Contracts on Bitcoin by Simulating The Bitcoin Virtual Machine"

PDF: raw.githubusercontent.com/atomicals/avm-…

Github Repo: github.com/atomicals/avm-…

#Atomicals #DigitalObjects
Aaron Recompile (@aaron_recompile) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s the part most people missed about Bitcoin Core v30: The OP_RETURN change wasn’t about Ordinals — it was about BitVM. Clementine needed ~144 bytes of anchor data and had to create unspendable Taproot outputs, permanently polluting the UTXO set. Core developers chose a

Here’s the part most people missed about Bitcoin Core v30:

The OP_RETURN change wasn’t about Ordinals — it was about BitVM.

Clementine needed ~144 bytes of anchor data and had to create unspendable Taproot outputs, permanently polluting the UTXO set.
Core developers chose a
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📘 Working on Chapter 5 of my upcoming book, How People Tried to Push Non-Transaction Data into Bitcoin. This chapter covers Counterparty — the first protocol to systematically use bare multisig as a data container. I’m documenting the engineering path: — OP_RETURN as

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This whole thread is a great example of a recurring pattern in the OP_RETURN debate: Two groups are speaking from completely different layers of the Bitcoin stack. One group sees the system like this: “Contiguous data goes into OP_RETURN → so just limit OP_RETURN.” The other

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Bear: “Bitcoin is dead.” Bitcoin: “Hold my taproot.” 😵‍💫👇 If you want the serious version behind the meme — 这里是我刚发的长文(历史+工程+金融三重角度)

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New version is live. Chapters 6–8 are now included in the downloadable PDF/EPUB on Leanpub — covering: • Taproot key tweaking & internal key math • Merkle tree construction (4-leaf script tree) • Real testnet transactions and control-block analysis I’ll keep shipping

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Great to see more Chinese-speaking engineers learning about the BOSS Challenge structure. Bridging global developers into Bitcoin open-source is one of the most important efforts for 2026. If you’re a Chinese engineer exploring Bitcoin Core, feel free to reach out — happy to

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中文圈第一个 Bitcoin Optech Newsletter 解读|第 2 期 我们将继续以 Twitter Space 的形式, 系统性解读 Bitcoin Optech Newsletter Weekly #384。 本期内容将重点覆盖: — 闪电网络相关的技术与安全问题 — Miniscript 的设计逻辑与使用场景 — Stratum V2 的进展与工程意义 ⸻ 🗓 时间 •

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Shipped a new btcaaron update + a core_test experiment suite (with btcrun) focused on Taproot testing workflows. You can now: – run mutation matrices – compare policy vs consensus behavior – validate cross-instance consistency – treat Core as a preflight testing layer Designed

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Just published: how RootScope reconstructs Taproot script paths — step by step, every intermediate hash exposed. TapLeaf → TapBranch → Merkle root → TapTweak → output key → bech32m address. Miss one step (wrong tag, wrong byte order, parity bit) and you get a silent