Satoshi ↔ Mike Hearn — BitcoinJ & Contracts
Mike Hearn thanks Satoshi and notes that Hal Finney had correctly speculated about the merkle root approach in the tx0 scriptSig.
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Mike Hearn thanks Satoshi and notes that Hal Finney had correctly speculated about the merkle root approach in the tx0 scriptSig.
Mike Hearn points Satoshi to a forum discussion about the security of the secp256k1 curve, noting Hal Finney's concerns about its risk profile.
Satoshi Nakamoto ↔ Dustin Trammell
Satoshi responds to Hal Finney's botnet/pay-per-send point, proposing that fake mailboxes could 'reverse-spam' spammers by harvesting their POW tokens. He also describes e-gold's 'dusting' problem.
Dustin Trammell ↔ Satoshi Nakamoto
Trammell confirms his IP is static, agrees to CC publicly, says he'll join bitcoin-list, reveals he started mining as an investment after Hal Finney's message, and discusses micropayment uptake.
Satoshi Nakamoto ↔ Dustin Trammell
Satoshi discusses dynamic IPs, asks permission to CC the conversation to bitcoin-list and the Cryptography mailing list, and envisions Bitcoin use cases including pay-to-send email and micropayments.
Satoshi Nakamoto ↔ Dustin Trammell
Satoshi sketches Bitcoin use cases — reward points, donation tokens, game currency, micropayments, pay-to-send email, trial subscriptions — and asks to CC the thread to bitcoin-list and Cryptography.
Satoshi writes Adam Back for the final time, thanking him for paper suggestions and announcing the Bitcoin software launch. Includes Hal Finney's project overview from the Cryptography mailing list.
Satoshi writes Adam Back the day after the Bitcoin v0.1 release, announcing the launch and forwarding Hal Finney's high-level overview from the cryptography mailing-list thread.
Satoshi announces the release of Bitcoin v0.1 to Wei Dai, stating it achieves nearly all the goals of b-money. He quotes Hal Finney's summary of the system.