Shinobi

Shinobi
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Shinobi is an pseudonymous self taught educator in the Bitcoin space. He was the co-host of Block Digest, a news/tech oriented Bitcoin podcast, as well as What Bitcoin Did Tech Show with Peter McCormack which centered around explaining technical concepts to non-technical users. That is all he will tell us about himself.

Bitcoin Layer 2: Statechains

The second article in the Bitcoin Layer 2 series. This article covers Statechains, originally designed by Ruben Somsen, and implemented by CommerceBlock.

Economic Bitcoin Nodes: Why You Need To Use Your Node For It To Matter

Bitcoin nodes are what makes up the Bitcoin network, but without using them to verify your economic activity, they don't impact consensus.

Bitcoin Layer 2: Ark

The first article in the Bitcoin Layer 2 series. This article covers the Ark protocol designed by Burak, being built by Ark Labs and Second.

Bitcoin Layer 2: The Key To Scaling Bitcoin

Bitcoin and other blockchains are robust and decentralized systems, but they do not scale. In order to make them work, a layered approach is necessary.

Bitcoin Builders Exist Because Of Users

Nicholas Gregory was the co-founder of CommerceBlock, which built Sidechains, Timestamping services, and the only Statechain implementation.

The Bitcoin Mempool: Private Mempools

A look at the implications and consequences of the existence of private mempools on Bitcoin as an overall system.

The Bitcoin Mempool: Relay Network Dynamics

A look at the transaction propagation dynamics introduced when nodes on the public relay network implement different filter policy.

You Aren’t Mad At Bitcoin Core, You’re Mad At Me

Bitcoin Core isn't trying to force anything onto anyone, they are simply reacting to the potential harm caused by other users.

The Bitcoin Mempool: Why We Have Filters

A look at different relay policy filters, and why they have always been a standard part of a node's mempool.

The Bitcoin Mempool: What Is It For?

A look at what the mempool is, how it functions, and why a healthy and open public mempool is important for Bitcoin.

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