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Marty Bent highlights Starkware's successful execution of a quantum-resistant transaction on the Bitcoin mainnet. The out-of-band transaction was mined by Marathon using its Slipstream service, proving that alternative signature schemes can function under current consensus rules.
Starkware executed the first quantum-resistant Bitcoin transaction on the mainnet by sending it directly to MARA's Slipstream service. The method uses signature grinding to hide public key data while the transaction sits in the public mempool.
Orange Surf cautions that private broadcasting via Marathon carries a delay because Marathon controls only 4% to 5% of the global network hash rate. Users must tolerate longer waiting times for confirmation.
For at-risk multi-sig wallets with un-reused addresses, Rob Hamilton suggests using Mara Slipstream to broadcast transactions directly to a mining pool, which helps prevent replace-by-fee attacks by faster confirmation.
Mara struck a deal to acquire a 1,200-acre Texas site with up to 2 GW of power capacity, advancing its strategy to become a digital infrastructure owner rivaling regional utilities.
Bailey says Bitcoin mining companies like Marathon, Riot, and CleanSpark amassed gigawatts of power portfolios during the 2021 bull cycle because margins were incredible.
Bitcoin miners like Marathon Digital and Core Scientific are converting mining infrastructure to AI data centers.