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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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#1 about 6 min

Evolution of the Planaria tools ecosystem

Tracking the evolution from early disparate database applications to a unified, scalable Planaria transaction management infrastructure.

#2 about 3 min

Core suite of Planaria Grid APIs and TXO format

Understanding the core Planaria Grid APIs and the TXO document architecture to standardize transaction queries.

#3 about 3 min

Listening to mempool transactions with Bitsocket

Configuring the Bitsocket event stream with bitquery syntax to instantly capture unconfirmed mempool transactions.

#4 about 4 min

Querying historical blockchain data with Bitbus

Implementing Bitbus endpoints with authentication tokens and scoped query parameters to reliably sync historical blocks.

#5 about 4 min

Storing and referencing large data with BitFS

Utilizing BitFS chunk indexing strategies to reliably host and query large deterministic file payloads natively on the network.

#6 about 4 min

Building peer-to-peer Bitcoin applications using the TXT protocol

Leveraging the TXT database management system to isolate application state into lightweight, mathematically portable files.

#7 about 7 min

Generating portable SQLite databases for peer-to-peer sharing

Containerizing the Bitcache application service to seamlessly broadcast transaction state changes to an independent SQLite backend.

#8 about 2 min

Powping protocol for direct peer-to-peer interactions

Introducing the upcoming Powping protocol design to facilitate distributed, off-chain communication models between peer endpoints.

#9 about 14 min

Indexing smart contracts and SPV capabilities in Planaria

Addressing community questions regarding granular smart contract indexing, lightweight SPV alignment, and database storage architectures.

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