Computing on Bitcoin #82
March 27, 2026 - Week 12
Welcome to a new edition of Computing on Bitcoin News!
The pace of innovation across the Bitcoin ecosystem continues to accelerate, with new ideas, architectures, and discussions shaping what the next generation of Bitcoin-native applications could look like.
Let's dive in.
StarkWare presents its use of Lean for formal verification, achieving mathematical guarantees over its proving stack.
starkware.co/blog
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StarkWare’s Gold Standard of Soundness with Formal Verification
As systems become more complex and modular, they become too dense for even the smartest human auditors to catch every edge case. Lean allows you to type mathematical statements into a computer and obtain mathematical certainty of the logical correctness of that proof.
Autonomous systems are rapidly evolving into sovereign agents, while existing financial infrastructure remains grounded in human assumptions.
In this context, Fairgate introduces Bit2, a coordination layer designed to enable autonomous systems to transact and coordinate directly on Bitcoin.
Bit2 extends Bitcoin by providing the neutral, deterministic infrastructure required for autonomous agents to operate and transact.
fairgate.io/blog
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Why the Agentic Economy Will Be Built on Bitcoin and How Bit2 Makes It Possible
Autonomous systems are rapidly evolving from passive tools into active economic participants. These systems operate continuously—without business hours, without jurisdictional boundaries, and without institutional identities. As a result, they increasingly behave as economic actors.
Galaxy explores the rise of “zero-human companies,” where AI agents earn, deploy, and compound capital onchain.
galaxy.com/insights
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The Agentic Flywheel: How Zero-Human Companies Will Reshape Onchain Markets
Autonomous systems are rapidly evolving from passive tools into active economic participants. These systems operate continuously—without business hours, without jurisdictional boundaries, and without institutional identities. As a result, they increasingly behave as economic actors.
GOAT Network presents a Bitcoin-secured stack for the digital economy, positioning agents as core economic actors.
goat.network/blog
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Bitcoin-Secured Infrastructure for the Digital Economy
BTQ’s Bitcoin Quantum Testnet v0.3.0 now supports BIP 360’s Pay-to-Merkle-Root (P2MR) outputs, which remove Taproot’s key path spending and force all UTXOs through hash-based script paths to reduce long-exposure quantum risk.
Thanks for reading this edition of Computing on Bitcoin News.
Stay tuned for more insights in the next edition,where we continue to break down the most relevant developments across the space
-The Fairgate Team