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Now that Schnorr multi-signature aggregation has been removed, there is a need for a MULTISIG version of CHECKSIGFROMSTACK. This was not included in Alpha because Schnorr signatures allowed any multi-…
maaku updated
5 years ago
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Emmanuel is a noob in reactive things. Feel free to ignore the proposals that are not possible for fundamental reasons.
## Types
I hate packages with the name `api`.
`UniSubscriber` and `UniS…
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## Problem
Space on-chain is precious, and ECDSA suffers from two main problems:
* ECDSA signatures are [malleable](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malleability_(cryptography));
* Their size in b…
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@frrist has work in progress on BLS signature integration, the scope of which quickly expanded and we decided to postpone it in favour of a focus on other deliverables for now.
@frrist please dump …
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I've talked with @Swader about how to collect and publicly publish metrics available in beacon node logs. Currently the logs are being collected in our ES cluster and can be queried to collect informa…
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As it currently stands, the Prometheus Ruby Client has a few issues that make it hard to adopt in mainstream Ruby projects, particularly in Web applications:
1. [Pre-fork servers can't report metrics…
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We want to allow for election scenarios to happen off-chain. In many cases, different actors will have different voting power (just like validators).
We can do much of the vote aggregation off-chai…
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The maximum number of signature operations that can be usefully performed within the context of a single P2SH script is 20, not 15 as is assumed by the standardness rules of the bitcoin codebase. The …
maaku updated
5 years ago
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### Problem
The blockchain scalability problem has 4 facets:
1. **Bandwidth** needed to receive all transactions happening on the network.
2. **CPU cost** to verify all these transactions.
3. **…
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As we do not have any handling of these types, and @jpfr wants to decouple we should discuss how we want to deal with them. As a first approach I have added a little diagram to visualize my thoughts:
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