I unfortunately don't have a lot of BTC technical writing, but a few technical research papers on DeFi and general blockchain related topics. I'd love to polish my writing and research skills and especially spend more time on Bitcoin.

https://github.com/oncrypto25/Writing

https://x.com/oncrypt0

Lightning the is most interesting - mainly because it has garnered the most adoption. Between exchanges, merchants and wallets, lightning has, in comparison to other L2s dominated.

I still think that technically, lightning (and all L2s) have a lot of drawbacks, mainly around centralization. In a lot of ways, Liquid poses as a better decentralized contender, but I understand it also falls short because it's limited by blockspace. Although, it has faster finality, better liquidity management and a simpler UX, it just hasn't achieved enough adoption.

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Hi! I'm "on crypto",

I unfortunately don't have a lot of BTC technical writing, but a few technical research papers on DeFi and general blockchain related topics. I'd love to polish my writing and research skills and especially spend more time on Bitcoin.

GitHub: https://github.com/oncrypto25/Writing 

X: https://x.com/oncrypt0


Lightning the is most interesting - mainly because it has garnered the most adoption. Between exchanges, merchants and wallets, lightning has, in comparison to other L2s dominated. 
I still think that technically, lightning (and all L2s) have a lot of drawbacks, mainly around centralization. In a lot of ways, Liquid poses as a better decentralized contender, but I understand it also falls short because it's limited by blockspace. Although, it has faster finality, better liquidity management and a simpler UX, it just hasn't achieved enough adoption. 

