Schnorr

Meet DahLIAS, a full aggregation signature scheme that works with secp256k1, Bitcoin's cryptographic curve.

Hackathon winning project may have just solved Nostr’s most pernicious issue: the inability to reset your password if your private key gets compromised.

The final standards are being fleshed out to enable Schnorr based multisig across wallets and devices. After 3 years of hard work, things are almost ready to start talking about implementation.

Signature aggregation could bring massive data-efficiency benefits to the network as well as open up more unique use cases, demonstrating bear market building.

Adam Gibson, aka Waxwing, is the lead maintainer for one of Bitcoin’s most prolific CoinJoin projects. And he sees a bright future for transaction privacy.

While we’ve explored Taproot before, here we pay particular attention to how the upgrade will impact hardware wallets.

Taproot activation is a fantastic step forward for the Bitcoin network in terms of security and scalability.

Taproot and Schnorr will be boons for bitcoin usability, allowing individuals to do much more with their UTXOs.

The highly-anticipated upgrade is set to roll out over the weekend, changing Bitcoin for the better.

Taproot and Schnorr signatures are going live at block 709,632. Here’s what you need to know about what this means for Bitcoin.