Bitcoiners seek to bypass Luke Dashjr for OP_CAT soft fork
Bitcoin’s code review process is under scrutiny after Bitcoin Core contributor Bryan Bishop volunteered to replace Luke Dashjr.
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Why is Luke Dashjr the only Bitcoiner who can assign BIP numbers?
Bitcoin Core developer and miner Luke Dashjr is also the sole administrator of the Bitcoin Improvement Proposal upgrade process.
BIP-324: Here’s everything you need to know about the Bitcoin proposal
BIP-324 promises to beef up the network’s security and protect millions of users from so-called man-in-the-middle attacks.
BIP-119: Here’s everything you need to know about the Bitcoin proposal
The proposal would allow covenanted wallets, meaning some coins could only be spent if they meet certain predetermined conditions.
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