Bitcoin Core

Bitcoin Core developer Marco Falke (Twitter)
Bitcoin Core Developer Marco Falke Steps Down From Maintainer Role
Falke was Bitcoin Core’s most prolific contributor, with more than 2,000 commits over seven years.
Bitcoin Core developer Marco Falke (Twitter)

Bitcoin continued to build in 2022. (Greg Pease/Getty Images)
Built on Bitcoin in 2022: Top Bitcoin Newsletter Publishes Its Year-End Review
A deliberately measured progression in development with at least three major themes are the conclusions of the Bitcoin Operations Technology Group.
Bitcoin continued to build in 2022. (Greg Pease/Getty Images)

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Bitcoin R&D Center Vinteum Launches in Brazil
The nonprofit aims to support developers in Latin America.
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Bitcoin Core Developer Pieter Wuille (Everpedia.org)
Bitcoin Core Developer Pieter Wuille Scales Back His Maintenance Role
Peter Wuille has surrendered his maintenance permissions but will continue contributing to various Bitcoin projects.
Bitcoin Core Developer Pieter Wuille (Everpedia.org)

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2 Prominent Bitcoin Core Contributors Step Away From Their Roles
Developer John Newbery and maintainer Samuel Dobson have stepped back from their duties working on the software that keeps Bitcoin running smoothly.
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And the green blocks have it.
Locked In: Bitcoin’s Taproot Upgrade Gets Its 90% Mandate
Taproot opens up new possibilities for privacy, multisignature wallets and security as well as scaling.
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Bitcoin Development Boost: FTX Is Donating $450K to Brink
Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange is committing to a three-year sponsorship of the coding nonprofit.
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Okcoin Awards $100K Grant to Bitcoin Development Non-Profit Brink
The grants allow more developers to maintain and support Bitcoin’s codebase.
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Consensus 2021: 7 Questions for Bitcoin Anarchist Eric Voskuil
We asked a Bitcoin developer about the patronage model, on-chain privacy, lessons from Taproot and Bitcoin's energy consumption.
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Aaron Van Wirdum hosts the Bitcoin Core panel at Consensus 2021, with Adam Back, Rusty Russell, Matt Corallo, Eric Voskuil and Ola0luwa Osuntokun.
Users Decide Bitcoin's Consensus, but What Is a Bitcoin 'User'?
Should users include anyone holding or just those running nodes? Depends on if a protocol change is on the table, our panelists explain.
Aaron Van Wirdum hosts the Bitcoin Core panel at Consensus 2021, with Adam Back, Rusty Russell, Matt Corallo, Eric Voskuil and Ola0luwa Osuntokun.