Marty's Ƀent Issue #1339: Bull market for alternative tx relay and broadcast mechanisms To any of the freedom hating governments out there reading this on our dirty corner of the internet, good luck!
Marty's Ƀent Issue #1177: Pressure forcing alternative transaction relay solutions Here's to the builders. They're making the world a better place.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #1140: A lesson from Kazakhstan How can miners and the industry at large act to ensure this type of attack doesn't perturb block production in the future?
Marty's Ƀent Issue #942: Stratum V2 update The time to make the mining pool layer of Bitcoin as resilient and robust as possible is right now.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #904: The de-platforming will continue until our systems improve If Bitcoin wants to be resilient in the face of social attacks, it needs as many people as possible running nodes. It needs to survive "The Mass Unplugging".
Marty's Ƀent Issue #902: Back to basics Find your zen. Learn to look away from the price if you can. It is only going to be more distracting from here.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #834: GLV Endomorphism, efficiency, and patents This is one of those under-appreciated improvements to Bitcoin that gets your Uncle Marty all hot and bothered.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #766: AltNet proposal via GitHub [https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/18988]Short and late rip today due to the fact that I am packing up my apartment. Here's a cool proposal from
Marty's Ƀent Issue #561: Meshing out of necessity As State actors in Hong Kong continue to get more physical, it is imperative that protesters are able to organize digitally.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #552: Miniscript is here Slowly but surely, the Bitcoin Network and the tools built to leverage it become more robust. Making the network more valuable and driving the feedback loop into a higher gear.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #536: Trusted 3rd parties are security holes If anything, these recent actions should serve as a wake-up call to software developers working on critical infrastructure around the world, and especially to those working on subversive open source projects like Bitcoin.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #482: Decentralization intensifies People who live in remote areas with no Internet connection, or who have been subjected to some sort of displacement via a natural disaster or war will not be exiled from the Bitcoin network.
Marty's Ƀent Issue #464: Smorgasbord A world in which people have the option of sending transactions via the Internet, a Satellite, a Ham Radio, or a mesh network device is a world in which Bitcoin is an extremely robust, stubborn sunuvabitch that is hard to take down.
