WeAreDevelopers LIVE • Jul 28, 2020

Introduction to TXT

Glenn Wolfe

Glen Wolf reveals how the TXT protocol transforms complex Bitcoin node data into portable SQLite files. Break free from centralized silos and build lightweight, peer-to-peer applications instantly.

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