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** Background:** Coin selection is the name used for how a wallet chooses
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which of a user's bitcoins to spend in a particular transaction. The
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selected * Unspent Transaction Outputs (UTXOs)* , often simply called
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- * coins,* become * inputs* in the transaction. Developers have spent many
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- hours in the past year improving Bitcoin Core's coin selection to be
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+ * coins,* become * inputs* in the transaction. Developers have spent
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+ a significant amount of time in the past year improving Bitcoin Core's coin selection to be
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able to sometimes improve privacy and lower transaction sizes (thus
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reducing fees) for users of Bitcoin Core's built-in wallet, with more
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improvements on the way.
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working for it.
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There are several seeder programs written by different authors. One of
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- them is maintained by Pieter Wuille and is simply called ` bitcoin-seeder ` .
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+ them is maintained by Pieter Wuille and is simply called [ bitcoin-seeder] [ ] .
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** Discussion ([ log] [ log seeder ] ):** Lucas Betschart requested and
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introduced the topic: "I thought because there are a few open issues and
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## Moving away from Bitcoin.org
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- ** Background:** Since the 2009 release of the original Bitcoin software,
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- Bitcoin Core resources were traditionally hosted on Bitcoin.org. But
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- over time, this was augmented with additional resources about the
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- increasingly diverse Bitcoin network, so (in December 2015) Bitcoin Core
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- began using its own domain---initially just to host its resources but
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- now also to host its software releases. However, release announcements
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- and software continue to be mirrored to Bitcoin.org.
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+ ** Background:** since the 2009 release of the original Bitcoin software,
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+ Bitcoin (and later Bitcoin Core) resources have been hosted on
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+ Bitcoin.org. Over time, this was augmented with additional resources
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+ about the increasingly diverse Bitcoin network.
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- ** Discussion:** please see the [ log] [ log bco ] . Note some discussion
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- also occurred [ after the meeting] [ post-meeting bco ] .
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+ In December 2015 Bitcoin Core began using its own domain to host its
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+ resources, and later also to host its software releases. Release
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+ announcements and software continue to be mirrored to Bitcoin.org.
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- [ post-meeting bco ] : https://botbot.me/freenode/bitcoin-core-dev/msg/102258762/
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+ ** Discussion:** Andrew Chow introduced the topic by suggesting "moving away
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+ from Bitcoin.org". He added "we still link to bitcoin.org for things
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+ like downloads. [ We] should probably change those". See the [ log] [ log
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+ bco] for the full discussion. Some discussion also occurred [ after the
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+ meeting] [ post-meeting bco ] .
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** Conclusion:** no explicit conclusion. Post-meeting discussion seemed
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to indicate no significant changes to the current process.
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[ log seeder ] : {{log}}#l-207
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[ log bco ] : {{log}}#l-231
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[ log coredev meet ] : {{log}}#l-279
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+ [ post-meeting bco ] : https://botbot.me/freenode/bitcoin-core-dev/msg/102258762/
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[ meet osd ] : /en/meetings/2018/06/28/#output-script-descriptors
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[ osd gist ] : https://gist.github.com/sipa/e3d23d498c430bb601c5bca83523fa82
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[ coredev.tech ] : https://coredev.tech/
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[ 0.16.2rc2 bin ] : https://bitcoincore.org/bin/bitcoin-core-0.16.2/test.rc2/
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[ 0.17 milestone ] : https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/milestone/33
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+ [ bitcoin-seeder ] : https://github.com/sipa/bitcoin-seeder
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