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Turing completeness & Halting Problem

· 3 min read

If we say the native Bitcoin scripting language is Turing complete, many people will criticize us.

Turing Completeness refers to a programming language that can implement any computation a Turing machine is capable of. This concept comes from Alan Turing, who proposed the Turing Machine model. It’s an abstract machine that performs calculations by reading and writing symbols on an infinitely long tape.

Continuous Upgrades to the NOTE Protocol

· 6 min read

Since the public release of its Proof of Concept indexer in February 2024, the NOTE protocol has garnered widespread attention. Following feedback and demands from users, the protocol has been continuously upgraded.

As of April 4th, the following upgrades have been implemented:

NoteProtocol v2.0 Draft is out

· One min read

🚀 Exciting update from our team: We’ve crafted a #Bitcoin protocol, tailored for #UTXO-based blockchains. This protocol not only allows for the creation of tokens and NFTs but also integrates optional data #encryption, #SmartContracts, and #DID definitions, all under the MIT License.