ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Alekos Filini and Daniela Brozzoni visit the podcast to discuss the Bitcoin Development Kit (BDK). Hang out with them on the BDK Discord.
We cover:
How BDK started (00:48)
Why is it named BDK and not the Magical Bitcoin Library? (2:10)
The first users of BDK (3:30)
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Built around descriptors (7:15)
The ideal use case of BDK (7:30)
Pain points (9:05)
Why do devs keep building wallets from scratch? (10:05)
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If you have a working wallet, should you switch to BDK? (16:25)
HWI complaints (see Python) (17:41)
BDK 1.0 release features (22:31)
- Sync
- Planning module
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We discussed:
- Analyzing historical transaction data (1:25)
- Creating a publicly available dataset (4:12)
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Our topics:
- What he's been up to since the residency (1:05)
- Monitoring the mempool (2:52)
- Mempool Observer
- Monitoring Mining pools (4:27)
- MiningPool Observer
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Our topics:
- Lightning Dev Kit (1:04)
- Zeroconf Channels (2:22)
- Rapid Gossip Sync (3:46)
- How does LDK pick priorities? (8:55)
- LDK Lite (10:12)
- Will LSPs be needed forever? (12:25)
- Validated Lightning Signer (15:20)
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We discuss:
- What is jamming and why is it free? (03:…
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We discussed:
- When to roll your own cryptography (01:31)
- Schnorr Signatures (09:01)
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