12. Transaction Malleability and Segregated Witness

MIT MAS.S62 Cryptocurrency Engineering and Design, Spring 2018
Instructor: Tadge Dryja
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Transaction malleability and segregated witness are covered.
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[@TeslaFTWin]

Tadge is the best. Great instruction. Thanks so much for this course.

[@willd4686]

Segwit seems like a mess and should have been a hard fork. But then I saw the upgrade path and realize this works really nicely as a soft fork

[@doneilchapman1542]

Coming to the first fact in the first part of the video is that the transaction is not being sent from the address. Lit a spark inside of me.

[@user-oj2qv3yj2f]

很棒的视频！！！

[@C0SMIKtv]

Out of curiosity, with the actual context with ordinals, the speaker's proposed idea to not sign the input is even less viable isn't it ? Implementing it would mean that you could takeover any inscription owned by someone by choosing the inputs where the inscription is located am I right ?

[@sasamilic720]

really well-explained!

[@mecooper1755]

Nicely done:)

[@potatopotatopotatotomato9035]

witness me

[@harrisacademic]

lol

[@peter9910]

#hindsightporn