Brink engineer Sebastian Falbesoner (theStack) presented his work around BIP324 v2 encrypted transport for light clients using BIP324 proxy.
In his presentation, he discussed:
- State of BIP324 v2 encrypted transport adoption
- How BIP324 could be used in light clients
- BIP324 Proxy, a proof-of-concept implementation
- Two possibilities for software to integrate BIP324 Proxy
- Live demonstration
- Benefits and drawbacks
- Ideas for next steps
A PDF copy of Sebastian’s slides is available for download and a recording of the presentation provided below.
This discussion was recorded on March 8, 2024.
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