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Floresta: Making Bitcoin Node Verification Accessible with Davidson Souza | SLP705 Erik, full-time Bitcoin OSS contributor supported by Vinteum, joins me to discuss Floresta - a lightweight Bitcoin node focused on privacy, security, and usability. We explore compact block filters, Utreexo, easier self-sovereignty and more. (00:00) - Intro (01:04)...

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