ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Bitcoin journalist Aaron van Wirdum teams up with Bitcoin Core contributor Sjors Provoost to explain Bitcoin one episode at a time.
Update frequency:
every 65 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
Has sponsors
English
United States
102 episodes
since Sept. 22, 2020
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~72.05% of listeners are from United Kingdom.
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US
13.88%
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8.89%
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BR
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VN
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Aaron and Sjors discuss the COLDCARD hack: the bug itself, how it could have happened, and some reflections on having had Coinkite as a sponsor.
Note: If you're using a COLDCARD and still haven't moved your funds to a secure location, do this as soon as possible. (Also listen to the previous emerg…
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Aaron and Sjors discuss what's new in Bitcoin Core 31.
This episode’s sponsor: CoinKite, maker of the COLDCARD.
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Aaron and Sjors discuss what's new in Bitcoin Core v30
This episode’s sponsor: CoinKite, maker of the COLDCARD.
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Aaron and Sjors discuss the proposal to remove the OP_RETURN limit from Bitcoin Core.
This episode’s sponsor: CoinKite, maker of the COLDCARD.
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Aaron and Sjors talk about the new Bitcoin Core 29.0 release.
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This episode’s sponsor: CoinKite, maker of the COLDCARD.
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Stratum v2, DATUM, Bitaxe, P2Pool and friends.
In Bitcoin, Explained 96, Aaron and Sjors discuss some recent innovations in mining, and in particular mining decentralization. Specifically, they discuss the Stratum V2 and DATUM mining protocols to decentralize transaction selection in mining pools, …
In Bitcoin, Explained 95, Aaron and Sjors discuss the new Bitcoin Core 28.0 release. Specifically, they cover upgrades to Bitcoin’s testnet (testnet 4), new mempool policies, full RBF integration, the introduction of assume UTXO, improved wallet migration support and the implementation of block fil…
In this episode of Bitcoin, Explained, Aaron and Sjors welcome Ruben Somsen and Josie to the show to discuss BIP 352, their now-finalized Bitcoin Improvement Proposal for Silent Payments.
As previously discussed in episode 58, Silent Payments use a special type of addresses that allow senders to ge…
In this episode of Bitcoin, Explained, Aaron and Sjors discuss the Great Consensus Cleanup Revival soft fork(s). This proposal would fix some known bugs in the Bitcoin protocol, specifically the timewarp vulnerability, large block validation times, 64 byte transactions and BIP 30 verification.
Sjo…
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