Badger uses `m/44'/145'/0'/0/0` for BCH and `m/44'/245'/0'/0/0` for SLP tokens.
I have no idea. I'm not really following the progression of Nimbus. It's a great idea, but not anything that effects my work.
I was greatly honored to be invited to participate in the Bitcoin Cash core developer meeting:
This meeting represent the apex of my career to-date.
#BitcoinCash is at the cusp of changing society. I'm humbled to be a part of it. Watch the recording:
Needing some fresh music to enjoy. Genre-agnostic. Whatchu got? #dailymemo 🎧
Zero-7 is a laid-back techno band. I've got a whole Pandora channel built around them. Chill grooves to write software to.
Ha! It's always a pleasant surprise to wake up and find out that one of my community presentations made headlines:
https://news.bitcoin.com/how-cryptocurrency-developers-can-earn-bitcoin-cash-with-rest-apis/
Great presentation!
A video presentation on how developers can *earn*
#bitcoincash by running and managing a REST API.
Video walk through of a lightweight REST API dedicated to validating SLP token transactions. A much needed tool for anyone running SLP token infrastructure.
