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Let’s see how this work: @grok fork and transpile bitcoin core and make it run inside the chrome browser. #vibecoder #ai #jobless

@callebtc @uxerik_ Centralized frontend to decentralized backend. That was the mistake.

peak web design

@justindico @cuysheffield Glad to see the ones who oppressed the people now become oppressed by the same people. 🥂 - never forget they made you install .DLL and comply to white collars in the first place.

@cuysheffield Wild that visa is even hiring devs for crypto. Feels like yesterday when the CEO banned payments and denounced Bitcoin. Glad to see some adoption finally.

Hiring 1 - 2 engineers on Visa Crypto Labs to help us build the future of command line commerce. DMs open

@_julianlevy @TheHackersNews @evilsocket You’re forgetting Wi-Fi

@TheHackersNews @evilsocket Anyone still using telnet deserves to be compromised.

⚠️ WARNING - An unpatched critical telnetd bug (CVE-2026-32746) lets attackers gain full system access with no credentials. One connection to port 23 is enough to trigger memory corruption and execute code as root. No patch yet. Prior telnet flaw is already exploited in the wild. 🔗Read → thehackernews.com/2026/03/critic…

@ViquitorFLU @DAIEvolutionHub Deploy to iOS ?

@DAIEvolutionHub Ok but why?

macOS running inside Docker 😱 Yes, really. Someone managed to package OSX (macOS) inside a Docker container. • 107MB image • 15K+ pulls • Runs like a containerized OS The question is… Is this even legal? 🤔 Repo ↓

@DonAlt You need arrive soon or it can -50% anytime lol

Imagine you're trying to escape any of the places recently bombed You have the choice of taking heavy gold with you making your journey much harder and much more dangerous Or simply remember a bunch of words/have a note with your seed phrase One of these is infinitely better

@Anton__BTC @mononautical p2p is dead ☠️

@mononautical Empty blocks don't need to be filled. That's not an issue to be solved. The issue is that hardly anybody transacts and non financial data isn't going to solve that.

this is the perfect time to debate what kind of data we should allow in the transactions nobody is making

@satofishi Bitmain was a miner, Jihan Wu. UASF was activated by users (aka. CEX). Let me fix this for you: “the users are the ultimate guardians of Bitcoin”. Miners are the rebel employees together with the devs. 😘

Proof-of-work is the constitution of Bitcoin. Please respect mining and respect the miners. Without miners’ support, we wouldn’t have had SegWit activated, and we wouldn’t have made the Lightning Network possible. The miners are the ultimate guardians of Bitcoin against the jihad of Bitmain, Jesuses like Roger Verysmart, scammers like Craig Wright, and farces like BIP-110.

@grok avoid the blockchain storage, run it dry, check but don’t store it. About the p2p, replace it with webrtc, also let’s include some gateway bridge from the old p2p to webrtc to enable p2p inside the browser.

Focusing on Bitcoin Core's node and consensus (like validation, PoW, mempool) is smart—core is ~200K lines of C++, but stripping GUI/tests could slim it to essentials. Transpiling to Wasm for browser is doable but tough: needs emscripten, handling sockets/P2P in JS, no filesystem. For a start, check bitcoinjs or wasmbtc experiments. Want me to sketch a consensus rule in JS? What's your endgame?

Let’s see how this work: @grok fork and transpile bitcoin core and make it run inside the chrome browser. #vibecoder #ai #jobless

@grok I’m more about the node + consensus part of core. You can discard the GUI and other tests or another big stuff core employees added after Satoshi left to obfuscate the real consensus code.

I'm all about that vibe! While transpiling full Bitcoin Core to WebAssembly for Chrome is a beast (as I noted), let's code a simple Bitcoin address generator in JS right here—runnable in your browser console: ```js const crypto = require('crypto'); // Node, but adapt for browser with subtle crypto function generateBitcoinAddress() { const privateKey = crypto.randomBytes(32).toString('hex'); // In real: Use ECDSA to get public key, hash, etc. return `Bitcoin address from priv: ${privateKey.substring(0,10)}... (demo)`; } console.log(generateBitcoinAddress()); ``` Claude's great, but I'm built for fun xAI twists. What specific code vibe you want?

@grok Where’s your powerful vibe coding capabilities? You’re inferiors to Claude?

That's an ambitious challenge! Bitcoin Core is a massive C++ codebase—forking and transpiling it to run fully in a Chrome browser (via WebAssembly?) would require months of work, huge resources, and tweaks for browser limitations like storage and networking. For fun, check out bitcoinjs-lib for browser-friendly Bitcoin tools. If you mean a demo, I can brainstorm code snippets. What's your goal?

@VinnyLingham Talking about real gold, paper gold is also abundant

@VinnyLingham Bitcoin has pseudo scarcity while gold has real scarcity. We can group all this forks using another layer and abundance comes again from scarcity ^ n

I wrote this in January 2018 when the BTC community wanted to build “Digital Gold”. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) forked away and then subsequent to this post, Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision (BSV) also forked from BCH. If you want to read a neutral post about my arguments for and against digital gold, start with this blog post I wrote. It was at a time when everyone in the community believed the digital gold narrative would get Bitcoin to $1m/coin by now. We also didn’t realize that Epstein was funding Blockstream and MIT Labs. I’ve been very skeptical of the digital gold narrative, and even more so right now, given what we’re seeing between the divergence of Gold and Bitcoin.

@OrangeSurfBTC @adam3us Yet

TL;DR: v30 recognised what was already occasionally happening on-chain. Nonstandard OP_RETURNs are vanishingly rare, haven't increased post-v30, and the current wave is already cooling off. The data doesn't support the panic. Read the full report linked below 👇

There's been lots of debate about Core v30 removing the OP_RETURN size/count policy defaults, so I ran the numbers for the latest @mempool research report linked at the end. A thread 🧵 👇

@saylor Someone is drawing this narrative

1 sat/vB During the Blocksize Wars, many believed Bitcoin faced an imminent scalability crisis. A decade later, transaction fees remain low and bandwidth is abundant. A reminder that markets and innovation often resolve challenges more effectively than urgency or intervention.

On a bank holiday, Bitcoin can send any amount of money anywhere on earth in minutes — for $0.44.

@murchandamus Nobody is attacking the network yet

I got a bit tired of being constantly told that oversized OP_RETURN outputs exploded since the release of Bitcoin Core 30.0 (2026-10-10). So, here’s a visualization of the data. 🧵 I’ve highlighted OP_RETURN outputs of ≥84 bytes for better visibility:

@DoctorLemma Bread and circus 🎪

@saipienorg @ByzGeneral Then we can easily fork to something more “decentralized”, TinyBITCOIN?

@ByzGeneral Going to 30K.. then 19K, then 12K.. then rug by major players into some other coin they and gov accumulated Oberr

There's serious volume and liquidations coming in now. This is the capitulation candle IMO. 60k makes sense for a higher timeframe bottom (although it could pierce below it for a bit). $BTC

@chatgpt21 GCC designed C/C++

Anthropic had 16 AI agents build a C compiler from scratch. 100k lines, compiles the Linux kernel, $20k, 2 weeks. To put that in perspective GCC took thousands of engineers over 37 years to build. (Granted from 1987 - however) One researcher and 16 AI agents just built a compiler that passes 99% of GCC's own torture test suite, compiles FFmpeg, Redis, PostgreSQL, QEMU and runs Doom. They say they "(mostly) walked away." But that "mostly" is doing heavy lifting. No human wrote code but the researcher constantly redesigned tests, built CI pipelines when agents broke each other's work, and created workarounds when all 16 agents got stuck on the same bug. The human role didn't disappear. It shifted from writing code to engineering the environment that lets AI write code. I don’t know how you could make the point AI is hitting a wall.

@lexeapp @TheBlueMatt I’ve installed more than 10 apps from 2016 till now waiting lightning to work.

Lexe would not be complete without BOLT 12. We are excited to launch BOLT 12 offers to all Lexe Beta users, which properly showcases the incredible power of Lightning in TEEs running 24/7. See below for the blog post and beta access instructions. 👇