A release candidate is not news, and a forum thread is not a decision
Crypto desks are fed by repositories and forums, which produce a great deal of motion and very little event. Four tests for telling one from the other.
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Software engineer, BSc First Class Honours in Computing and Information Systems. Reads release notes, improvement proposals and client code, and writes down what a protocol change actually does to the people running a node.
Crypto desks are fed by repositories and forums, which produce a great deal of motion and very little event. Four tests for telling one from the other.
Pontes went live on 21 September with a first group of participants already onboarded; the ECB will also put a slice of its own funds into tokenised securities, settled through it.
The discrete log equality proof spec went to version 0.3.0: the challenge is reduced mod n on generation, a verifier must reject e above the order, and test vectors cover both cases.