RGBOS retweeted
The US can block @AnthropicAI Fable5 but no one can block you from running @qvac
Open-source models aren’t perfect for massive workloads yet but already good enough for some daily use
If you care about privacy, run your own models
Soon on #KaleidoSwap via KaleidoMind
RGBOS retweeted
RGB Lightning Node v0.0.4 Released: Full UTXO Management Support
— Control Panel: github.com/bitlightlabs/rgb-…
— API: github.com/bitlightlabs/rgb-…
— CLI: github.com/bitlightlabs/rgb-…
We are pleased to announce the release of RGB Lightning Node v0.0.4, introducing comprehensive UTXO management capabilities that provide users with granular control over their Bitcoin UTXOs for RGB protocol operations.
This release focuses on UTXO lifecycle management — a critical infrastructure layer for efficient RGB asset issuance, transfer, and on-chain resource optimization.
Key Features:
• UTXO Overview — Monitor all UTXOs with real-time status tracking, linked RGB asset visibility, and available operation context.
• Create UTXOs — Generate dedicated UTXOs purpose-built for RGB asset issuance, transfer, and management workflows.
• Unlock UTXOs — Release reserved UTXOs and consolidate funds back into available wallet balance for flexible resource allocation.
• Increase UTXO Capacity — Expand the funding capacity of existing UTXOs to support higher-throughput RGB asset transactions.
Efficient UTXO management is foundational to scalable RGB protocol operations on the Lightning Network. This release enables developers and node operators to optimize their on-chain footprint while maintaining full control over asset-linked transaction outputs.
Make Bitcoin Smart.
When we increase on-chain liquidity in Bitcoin, the price of Bitcoin will rise to a new level, instead of the current crash.
Make Bitcoin Smart.
Bitlight Labs has completed its Bitcoin Infrastructure Modernization — upgrading from Bitcoin Core 28.x to v31.0 and deploying Cluster Mempool across our stack.
Full technical write-up:
blog.bitlightlabs.com/posts/…
What changed:
→ Cluster Mempool replaces per-transaction tracking with cluster-based evaluation. Transactions are now grouped and ordered by chunk feerate, enabling more accurate block template construction and stricter RBF semantics.
→ Fee estimation precision improved from 1 sat/vB to 0.1 sat/vB — reducing overpayment in low-fee environments for wallets and protocol-level settlement.
→ mempool-electrs upgraded to v3.3.0 with multi-tier fee estimation (fastest / halfHour / hour / economy / minimum), while preserving full backward compatibility with existing electrs endpoints.
→ Private broadcast support via Tor/I2P for transaction relay, reducing originating IP leakage.
→ Default dbcache increased to 1024 MB on 4GB+ systems, improving sync and validation performance.
For RGB Layer2 infrastructure, this means more predictable CPFP/RBF behavior, cleaner fee selection for on-chain settlement, and a stronger foundation for commitment transactions.
Our approach: stay close to upstream, reduce unnecessary abstraction, build where the protocol is actually moving.
Make Bitcoin Smart.
RGBOS retweeted
Bitcoin Tribe update: P2P direct messaging alongside group conversations, better Community stability, Collection Issuance, revamped Collectible Details, faster and more reliable RGB operations, plus bug fixes and performance improvements. bitcointribe.app
Waiting for something better to come
RGB Bug Bounty Program status update.
As AI-powered tooling reshapes not only how vulnerabilities are discovered, but the entire workflow around them, the very nature of bug bounty programs is changing. We're taking the time to study how to design and operate a Bug Bounty Program that makes sense in this new landscape: one that genuinely rewards meaningful security work, both for researchers and for the protocol.
We'll reopen submissions once we've defined a program structure suited to this moment.
Our first version of the product has been officially launched,
and more are on the way.
Official :rgbos.org/#home
#RGB #BTC
The RGBOS official website is about to launch.
This is not just another concept page in the Bitcoin ecosystem. It is our system-level expression of the RGB track.
In the past, the Bitcoin ecosystem had assets, protocols and narratives, but it still lacked a real entry point that connects RGB, Lightning, smart contracts, transaction aggregation and AI interaction.
That is exactly what RGBOS aims to build.
To let Bitcoin move beyond being only a “store of value”, and toward a more native, secure and scalable application layer.
Once the website goes live, you will see more clearly why we chose RGB, why we chose this moment, and what missing piece RGBOS wants to complete for the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Bitcoin needs more than narratives. It needs an operating system.
RGBOS is coming.
#RGBOS #RGB
Everyone keeps yelling:
“Bitcoin needs DeFi!”
“Bitcoin needs apps!”
“Bitcoin needs to move faster!”
Bitcoin be like:
“Bro, I came here to fight central banks, not to pump random meme coins.”
But to be fair, the market does need assets, contracts, liquidity and a real user entry point on Bitcoin.
That’s why RGBOS is not trying to turn Bitcoin into Ethereum.
It lets Bitcoin stay as the hardest settlement layer,
while adding a native application operating system on top.
In one sentence:
Bitcoin is the financial nuke.
RGBOS is the user interface.
The Bitcoin ecosystem has never lacked narratives.
Ordinals, Runes, Layer 2s, asset issuance, cross-chain solutions, DeFi…
But the real problem is that most of these are still isolated innovations, not a unified system-level entry point.
That is exactly the gap RGBOS aims to solve.
RGB brings assets and contract logic off-chain.
Lightning enables fast and low-cost circulation.
AI lowers the barrier for complex interactions.
RGBOS connects these capabilities into one usable platform.
Bitcoin should not only be a store of value.
It should also have its own native financial application layer.
RGBOS is being built for that future.
#RGB
RGB on Lightning is no longer just a technical vision — it is becoming an engineering reality.
Bitlight Labs recently emphasized an important point:
RGB super-compatibility is not a promise, but an engineering discipline enforced with zero tolerance for regression.
This is exactly the direction the RGB ecosystem needs.
RGB is fundamentally different from account-based smart contract systems. It relies on client-side validation, single-use seals, Bitcoin commitments, and Lightning compatibility to bring scalable and private smart contracts to Bitcoin. This architecture gives RGB strong security, privacy, and scalability advantages, but it also introduces a much higher engineering threshold. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
For RGB to move from “protocol availability” to “ecosystem availability,” compatibility is only the first layer.
The next layer is usability.
Users should not need to understand consignments, anchors, seals, channel states, asset histories, or Lightning routing before they can use RGB assets.
Projects should not need to rebuild asset issuance, liquidity access, transaction aggregation, and wallet interaction from scratch.
Developers should not need to fight fragmented tools, separated SDKs, inconsistent standards, and isolated liquidity environments every time they want to build an RGB application.
This is where RGBOS comes in.
RGBOS is designed as a unified operating layer for the RGB ecosystem.
Its goal is to organize RGB’s underlying protocol capabilities into a system-level product framework:
• unified asset entry
• liquidity aggregation
• transaction routing
• RGB contract invocation
• developer framework
• user interaction layer
• future Lightning-compatible asset operations
Bitlight Labs is pushing RGB on Lightning closer to real infrastructure.
RGBOS aims to make that infrastructure accessible, tradable, programmable, and scalable.
The RGB ecosystem does not only need stronger protocol implementation.
It also needs a unified layer that connects wallets, assets, liquidity, applications, developers, and users into one coherent operating environment.
Bitcoin provides the settlement foundation.
RGB brings private and scalable smart contracts.
Lightning brings high-speed asset transfer.
RGBOS brings the operating layer that makes all of this usable.
From protocol compatibility to ecosystem composability — this is the path RGB must take.
#RGB @BitlightLabs #light
A protocol can define capab
Today, RGB is at a critical stage: moving from “protocol formation” to “ecosystem formation.” Its underlying technology is becoming incre
RGBOS is built to solve this missing layer: integrating RGB’s underlying protocol capabilities into a unified operating layer that is accessible, tradable, and developer-friendly.
RGBOS is about to release our product framework.
#BTC #RGB #RGBOS #defi
he Hardcore Technical Thread
Headline: Why RGB Protocol is the ultimate "Hardcore" scaling solution for Bitcoin.
1/ Many mistake RGB for a mere "token issuance protocol," but its architecture is far more sophisticated. It is not an L2; it is a Turing-complete smart contract system built on Client-Side Validation (CSV).
2/ The Core: Single-use SealsRGB binds contract states to Bitcoin UTXOs. By using UTXOs as "seals," Bitcoin’s PoW security provides double-spending protection for RGB state transitions without ever needing to store the actual contract data on-chain.
3/ The Engine: AluVMDitching the EVM for AluVM—a register-based, deterministic VM designed specifically for financial assets. It is "formal verification-friendly," meaning it’s built to prevent overflows and logical errors before they happen.
4/ Privacy & Scalability:Transaction history stays only between the sender and receiver. The public only sees a cryptographic commitment (hash). With no global state, RGB offers virtually infinite horizontal scalability.
#Bitcoin #RGB #L2 #CryptoEngineering #BTC