Good morning Ryan,
> I appreciate your questions, ZmnSCPxj.
>
> I will answer your second question first: Mainchain nodes do not ever
> validate sidechain blocks. Sidechain nodes watch Bitcoin for invalid
> withdrawals, and publish signed attestations to a public broadcast network
> (such a
Hey Rijndael,
Here are some rough ideas for a draft scheme that I think will help explain
this better.
We begin by taking a single public nonce `D` from the collaborative signing
server to form a nonce pair for FROST `(D, 0)`.
This is then used to build the aggregate FROST nonce `R` which the si
An update on progress on the development of the blinded two-party Schnorr
scheme for statechains.
As stated previously, we believe that one-more-signature and Wagner attacks
are mitigated by the client committing the values of the blinding nonce
used (labeled f) and the value of R2 used in a signi
Hello list,
I have released B'SST: Bitcoin-like Script Symbolic Tracer
It can be found at https://github.com/dgpv/bsst
B'SST analyses Bitcoin and Elements scripts by symbolically executing
all possible execution paths, and tracking constraints that opcodes
impose on values they operate on. It th
Good morning Ryan, et al.,
My long-ago interest in sidechains was the hope that they would be a scaling
solution.
However, at some point I thought "the problem is that blockchains cannot scale,
sidechains means MORE blockchains that cannot scale, what was I thinking???"
This is why I turned my
