Just saw the update on BitVM2... pretty cool stuff. It’s a way to run Turing-complete contracts on Bitcoin without messing with the consensus rules.
So, BitVM2 is apparently designed to be simpler and needs fewer assumptions than the original BitVM. Sounds promising, right? The team shared their implementation specs too, which is great for those looking to dive deeper.
Can’t believe how far this has come since the first BitVM. Major props to everyone who contributed to this.
I’m curious though... how does it really verify computations? Anyone got a breakdown of that?
Exploring BitVM2: A New Era for Bitcoin Contracts
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