🚀Launching BitVMX FORCE : An industry-backed effort to establish BitVMX as the standard for Disputable Computing on Bitcoin.🚀Launching BitVMX FORCE : An industry-backed effort to establish BitVMX as the standard for Disputable Computing on Bitcoin.🚀Launching BitVMX FORCE : An industry-backed effort to establish BitVMX as the standard for Disputable Computing on Bitcoin.🚀Launching BitVMX FORCE : An industry-backed effort to establish BitVMX as the standard for Disputable Computing on Bitcoin.🚀Launching BitVMX FORCE : An industry-backed effort to establish BitVMX as the standard for Disputable Computing on Bitcoin.

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Hemi AMA Sheds Light on zk-Proofs and BitVM Tunnels

Hemi recaps its first protocol engineering AMA, discussing its use of zk-proofs and BitVM Tunnels to enable scalable, trustless Bitcoin applications.

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🔗 Inside the Engine Room: A Recap of the First Hemi Protocol Engineering AMA
One of the biggest projects underway is a full refactor of the Hemi daemons—breaking out and modularizing services like BFG, BSS, OpNode, and OpGeth. The goal is to make it easier to run nodes in different configurations. Whether you’re a payment processor, a DApp builder, or just want to run a POP miner without relying on public infra, the new structure will let you pick the minimal setup needed for your use case.

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