Topic: Miniscript Pieter Wuille, otra propuesta para la Red Bitcoin (Read 198 times)

Thx, no había visto el hilo, un poco mas de información en el idioma local:


Usuario de Twitter «@Bitcoin» repentinamente deja de apoyar a Bitcoin Cash


https://criptotendencia.com/2019/08/21/usuario-de-twitter-bitcoin-repentinamente-deja-de-apoyar-a-bitcoin-cash/

No tengo pruebas de esto, pero creo que el dueño de @Bitcoin debe haber tenido una relación romántica con Roger Ver y recientemente rompió con Roger. Eso es lo único que puede explicar por qué @Bitcoin dejó de apoyar a BCH

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El pasado 20 de agosto el usuario de Twitter @Bitcoin sorprendió a toda la comunidad criptográfica cuando repentinamente retiró su apoyo a Bitcoin Cash (BCH) y lo redirigió completamente a Bitcoin (BTC).

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Apparently it's owned by instagibbs now, who I have a generally positive perception of as being trustworthy and pro-Bitcoin. (Though I don't know him well.)

There are several good things about this:
 - When BCH pretends to be Bitcoin, it's annoying and could cause confusion.
 - It's nice that @Bitcoin is controlled by someone who is more technical and lighthearted rather than some finance person who doesn't know what they're talking about and is just trying to collect suckers. I like the bio.
 - It was funny to see @Bitcoin trolling BCHers.

But I think that some Bitcoiners are still unconstructively vindictive about the whole BTC vs. BCH thing. It was settled years ago, and I'm content to let them thrive or (more likely) fail on their own. Expending any effort on it now is a waste of time, and could alienate some of them who are not totally lost. If it was me who'd gotten control of @Bitcoin, I probably also wouldn't be able to resist trolling the BCHers a bit, but after a while I'd ignore them near-completely and try to use the position to elevate the overall Twitter dialogue on Bitcoin. I hope that this is the direction instagibbs takes it.

Also, if there was any top-down meddling from Twitter here, then it leaves something of a stain on the whole thing. (I don't know why people subject themselves to Twitter, which has proven time and time again to be a terrible platform...)

Pieter Wuille, uno de los desarrolladores más destacados del ecosistema de Bitcoin, presentó una propuesta de lenguaje de programación para la red. Se trata de «Miniscript». Este lenguaje podría facilitar la escritura de contratos inteligentes en la red de Bitcoin. El propio Wuille presentó la propuesta a través de la lista de correo de desarrolladores de Bitcoin, y lo hizo público en su Twitter.