Bitcoin by Dominic Frisby The Book of Satoshi by Phil Champagne

Great thread, thanks for sharing!

Great post, thanks for sharing your views this is very insightful.

This resource is helpful, especially as I'll be trying to convince some sceptics on their podcast on Wednesday on the case for Bitcoin. I've been in Bitcoin since 2009 but still find it hard to articulate fluently, to the uninitiated, a simple and decisive argument for choosing to hold Bitcoin. I've found Peter Van Valkenburgh's arguments very helpful and also the Jerry Britto's "The Case for Electronic Cash" from the Coin Centre. Not 100% Bitcoin related, but part of the crypto currency cannon (yeh I don't care much for the argument that Bitcoin isn't crypto).

As much as I love you SN WYSIWYG is so 90s it hurts ;)

Sorry which thing is not like the other? If you mean Bitcoin script and Miniscript I didn't say they are the same, hence the use of different names for them.

There are already scripts in the wild that sweep deposits to addresses generated with guessable private keys, its a fascinating area of research :)

There are a lot of resources online, I’m hoping to cut through to the best ones. I’ll follow up with a fuller list of my favourite resources shortly, but for now these have been some of the more helpful ones:

https://miniscript.org/ https://bitcoindev.network/bitcoin-script-101/

I'm looking at writing bitcoin scripts that sweep funds from easily guessable private key addresses.