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This commit simply updates a single software library dependency from version 1.7.3 to 1.7.4. There is no information in the commit itself about what changed in that library or whether it fixes any security issue. Without knowing the conten…
88968750by Nicolas Dorier+1−11 fileThis commit is a routine UI/UX refactor of the BTCPay Server reports page. It replaces a custom date-picker and JavaScript-driven report fetching with a shared date-range selector component and standard GET form submission. There is no ind…
64fbba6fby Nicolas Dorier+212−28916 filesThis commit is a performance and user-experience improvement for Zcash batch transactions on the Keystone 3 hardware wallet. It speeds up processing of multiple Zcash PCZTs by caching decoded viewing keys and spend-authorization keys acros…
be657651by Adam Tucker+910−25212 filesThis commit adds a safety check for Zcash batch transactions on Keystone hardware wallets. Before fully parsing a batch of PCZT (Zcash transaction) data, the firmware now reads the declared number of items and rejects it if it exceeds 50. …
c3c717c9by Adam Tucker+60−13 filesThis commit refactors how Keystone's Zcash batch signing feature handles large batches. It replaces an older message envelope with a new format that uses the upstream Zcash PCZT batch signer, adds a 512 KiB total size cap, raises the maxim…
2a86bb62by Adam Tucker+534−41713 filesThis is a routine automated code-formatting commit. It only reorders imports, removes blank lines, and collapses multi-line formatting to single-line formatting as directed by the rustfmt tool. There are no functional code changes, no bug …
20300fc7by Fmt Bot+8−175 filesThis Bitcoin Core commit refactors how transactions are selected and sorted before being announced to network peers. It replaces an older in-place heap sort with a new mempool function that picks the best transactions by mining fee score w…
e1b7490fby Anthony Towns+37−551 fileThis commit removes an unused helper function called CompareMiningScoreWithTopology from Bitcoin Core's transaction memory pool code. It also updates an internal consistency check to use a different, already-existing comparison method. The…
749bb447by Anthony Towns+4−222 filesThis commit introduces a brand-new, generic token-bucket utility class and a full set of unit tests for it. A token bucket is a common algorithm for rate limiting (controlling how often an action can happen). There is no change to existing…
7927650eby Anthony Towns+201−02 filesThis commit adds a global rate limiter to how many transaction announcements (INV messages) a Bitcoin node sends out. Before, each peer had its own queue, so a node could receive one transaction and announce it to over 100 peers, acting li…
df31ee57by Anthony Towns+176−252 filesThis commit adds a periodic debug log message that prints statistics about Bitcoin's inventory backlog. It is purely an observability/monitoring change and does not alter network behavior, consensus rules, or security boundaries.
6307bd03by Anthony Towns+26−01 fileThis commit adds a new debug-only command-line option called -txsendrate that lets node operators change how many transaction announcements per second Bitcoin Core sends to inbound peers. The default behavior stays the same (14 transaction…
74a47a52by Anthony Towns+16−95 filesA quiet fix may be responsible caution—or it may leave users unaware that their assets were ever at risk. CommitWatch preserves the evidence, adds context, and tracks whether vendors disclose, acknowledge, and learn.