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<br> You first need to use another platform like Coinbase that specialises in fiat to crypto exchange, then bring that cryptocurrency to Binance. Crypto markets are volatile, and you need to be very careful while investing. Binance USD, the Paxos-issued stablecoin under the brand of the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, fell to $9.5 billion market capitalization on Friday, data from CoinGecko shows. Futures trading could be profitable, if a trader understands the market. The trading bots offered by the platform also enables users to backtest trading strategies under real-time market conditions, enabling them to assess whether or not their strategy would be profitable. ● Help test LND 0.8.0-beta-rc2: experienced users of LND are encouraged to help test the next release. This week’s newsletter announces the latest C-Lightning release, requests help testing a Bitcoin Core release candidate, describes discussions about simplified LN commitments using CPFP carve-out, and summarizes several top-voted questions and answers from the Bitcoin Stack Exchange. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. (CME) and the CBOE Futures Exchange (CFE) self-certified new contracts for bitcoin futures products and the Cantor Exchange self-certified a new contract for bitcoin binary options.
In addition, users tend to prefer non-curated platforms over curated ones, as non-curated platforms offer low-cost options. The action opens a dialog that lets the user name the wallet and set various wallet options. 15450 allows users to create new wallets for multiwallet mode from the GUI, completing a set of GUI actions that also allows users to load and unload wallets. Experienced users who plan to test are also asked to take a few moments to test the GUI and look for problems that might disproportionately affect less-experienced users who don’t normally participate in RC testing. However, a previous change expected to be released as part of 0.19.0 in the next month or so will switch the default address type for GUI users to also use bech32 P2WPKH. This should allow anyone with moderate technical skills to build identical binaries to those released by Lightning Labs, ensuring that users are running the peer-reviewed code from the LND repository and its dependencies.
For the first time ever, this testing can include creating a reproducible build of LND and verifying that it has the same hash as the binaries distributed by the LND developers. The idea is to allow either party to choose what transaction fee they want to pay at the time the transaction is broadcast, which they can do using Child-Pays-For-Parent (CPFP) fee bumping from their individual output. When carve-out was added, the exception to those rules was not applied to transaction replacements, so nodes would accept carve-outs but not RBF fee bumps of them. Andrew Chow gets into some of the design choices in BIP125 Opt-in Replace by Fee (RBF) and compares it to the First Seen Safe Replace by Fee (FSS-RBF) approach. ● Why doesn’t RBF include restrictions on the outputs? Because the key was generated without any additional data (“tweaking”), your wallet doesn’t need any extra data in order to find and spend you<br>n<br>
Ugam Kamat explains how the proposed addition of schnorr signatures in segwit v1 does not remove the need for ECDSA. ECDSA is required to spend non-segwit as well as segwit v0 outputs. ● Will schnorr multi-signatures completely replace ECDSA? 15759 increases the number of outbound connections the node will make from 8 to 10. The two new connections will only be used to announce and relay new blocks; they won’t announce or relay unconfirmed transactions or addr peer-discovery messages. Carve-out transactions are allowed to slightly exceed Bitcoin Core’s limits on transaction size and number of ancestors. ● Request for comments on limiting LN gossip updates to once per day: bladedigitalmedia.com Rusty Russell posted to the Lightning-Dev mailing list his plan to limit the number of gossip updates C-Lightning will accept to one per day normally. 3401 caps the amount of onchain fee that a node will propose paying in a channel update transaction (commitment transaction), limiting it to 50% of the node’s current in-channel balance (the 50% default<br>adjustable).