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1. validateaddress RPC now support p2qrh address 2. ability to spend from a p2qrh utxo 3. p2qrh related integration tests 4. deriveaddresses and getdescriptorinfo RPC functions now support qrh() descriptor
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Is this a 700-line consensus change in a single commit with no activation code? |
This PR does not appear ready for merging.There has been insufficient discussion around submitting this PR to the Concerns About Future Scalability:The PR introduces limits that may need adjustment in the near future, particularly if our BIP proposal (discussed in Bitcoin Development Mailing List) gains traction. For details on "Quantum-Resistant Bitcoin with SPHINCS+-SHAKE256f", see: If our BIP proposal is eventually accepted, Bitcoin Core will require further modifications to support SLH-DSA-SHAKE-256f, particularly due to its ~50 KB signature sizes. Currently, there is no viable alternative among standardized quantum-resistant algorithms. The other NIST-approved options are lattice-based, which may not provide sufficient long-term security against advances in quantum computing. Final Recommendation:Given the lack of an "official" BIP-360, I strongly advise against merging this PR. Further clarification and consensus are needed before proceeding. |
Closing for now. I think this was opened in error, because it is meant as an update to bip 360, not to submit bip 360 here and a duplicate pull is at cryptoquick#4? In any case, the compile errors haven't been fixed and there hasn't been any activity at all from the author since this was opened. |
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