Bitcoin Core versie 25.0 wordt gelanceerd, wat kun je vervolgens verwachten

Bitcoin’s developmental activity exhibited a downtrend towards the end of March while BTC reacted positively to the upgrade news, garnering gains of 1.03% at press time. On May 26th, Bitcoin Core’s latest version, version 25.0, was released featuring an array of new features, bug fixes, and improvements. One of the notable improvements is the support for non-witness transactions of 65 bytes and above, allowing for more use cases of smaller transaction sizes, and improving protection against CVE-2017-12842. Furthermore, new scan-blocks RPCs have been introduced that will ensure fast wallet rescans, allowing users to read data on the blockchain and send transactions to different networks. Regarding RPC updates, all JSON-RPC methods have been given a new parameter called “args”, making it easier to pass certain parameter values. Bitcoin Core is the original client software for the Bitcoin network, allowing users to set up their node on the blockchain and verify transactions made by other users. The software is open-source, allowing anyone to view and propose upgrades, and instead of being owned by a single entity, it is maintained by a global development community.
Investors have been conflicted about BTC’s development activity following a dip since the end of March. Developer activity is a vital indicator that gauges a blockchain’s growth potential, implying that future improvements may be delayed, affecting network adoption. After surging earlier, the weighted sentiment for BTC has fallen to neutral levels, indicating that investors are not collectively aligned with any single market opinion. May 2023 has been an exceptional month for network traffic on Bitcoin, showcasing a surge in daily transactions, alongside active addresses reaching a three-week high on May 26th, suggesting the onset of another wave of intense on-chain activity.