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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @patrick1 11 Sep \ parent \ on: Release 0.3.0-alpha.7 · RGB Lib bitdevs
I've seen it, I'm not convinced that there is any significant activity.
It doesn't even look like bitmask, which IIRC was the most popular/user friendly wallet for RGB, is actively maintained: https://github.com/diba-io/bitmask-core/
Ok, found the answer: https://twitter.com/BitwiseInvest/status/1757813223536103568
tl;dr: they're upgrading to native segwit.
Also called "zk rollups". @lightcoin_ does a good job of explaining here: https://lightco.in/2023/12/13/lightning-validia-rollups/
Until we have validity rollups I think we'll see an increasing number of new users choosing to keep their coins in custodial services (and not even good ones, probably just Coinbase, etc).
We need a proper L2 that:
a) a user can onboard to directly without needing to manage liquidity.
b) a user can confidently hold their bitcoin on long term, with the keys in cold storage.
Lightning is not that and never will be. The lightning experiment ran it's course, we all know its strengths and weaknesses at this point. It's time to experiment with something else (Ark, validity rollups, etc).
No, that would not be reasonable. How would that work in a bitcoin circular economy? I just collect my wages for twelve months before deciding to spend them via lightning?
Rollups are what they sound like, a way to "roll up" transactions and post them as one transaction to the main chain. They get us lower fees in a more trustless and less complex way than lightning (no need for liquidity or channel management).