Podcasts: SLP400 Jonas Nick & Tim Ruffing - Half Signature Aggregation: What is it and how does it help scale Bitcoin? 🔗 2 years ago
- Category: Podcasts | Stephan Livera Podcast
- Author(s): Stephan Livera
- Published: 1st August 2022 15:24
Jonas Nick & Tim Ruffing, bitcoin researchers and contributors at Blockstream rejoin me on the show, this time to chat about half signature aggregation. This is a scaling technique that can help scale Bitcoin and enable more transactions inside a block or help with L2 protocols. We discuss:
- How this idea came to be
- What is half aggregation vs ‘full aggregation’?
- What kind of savings are possible?
- What are the downsides?
- How would this work in practice?
- Is a soft fork required?
- Next steps for discussion, research, contributors
Links:
- Twitter: @n1ckler
- Twitter: @real_or_random
- Blog post: Half-Aggregation of BIP 340 Signatures
- CISA github: Cross-Input Signature Aggregation(CISA)
- Half aggregation: Half-Aggregation of BIP 340 signatures
Previous Episodes
- SLP222 Jonas Nick and Tim Ruffing What’s MuSig2? What Does it Mean for Bitcoin Multisig?
- SLP321 On-chain scaling with Bitcoin Core Developers Pieter Wuille, Andrew Poelstra, Andrew Chow & Murch
Sponsors
- Swan Bitcoin
- Braiins.com
- Voltage
- Unchained Capital (code LIVERA)
- CoinKite.com(code LIVERA)
Stephan Livera links:
- Show notes and website
- Follow me on Twitter @stephanlivera
- Subscribe to the podcast
- Patreon @stephanlivera
