This is so good. Few.

<3 Thank you king.

Workshops/talks did come to mind and is something I did think to explore in the future.

I thought it might have something to do with size but didn't think about comparing the size with P2PKH to see if there were any other incentives. Thank you for explaining this.

Fees are high due to the limited space in each block, creating a competitive bidding for transaction inclusion. Some are willing to pay more than others. L1 decentralization might only be for the super rich in the future, that's why it's utmost important to have robust L2's built on top of Bitcoin L1 to make transacting cheaper for some.

Writing a guide how to lock your sats using a stupid simple equation and how to solve that stupid simple equation and spend those locked sats.

Ah, cheers! Sorted.

I'd find it useful because I got two accounts, one created via nostr and one via other method. I'd like to link my nostr account with this one but I'm unable to because an account linked to my nostr key already exists.

This looks and feels excellent!

Forgot to add, Electrum wallet is written in Python: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum

This depends on personal preferences but for learning purposes I prefer Python. I'd define a scope for starters and work through each item and then add more support from there on, eg:

I haven't checked if there's more JS support for Bitcoin so not sure if it would be easier or not. Might be a good section for bitcoinpy.dev to include an example how to build a light cli python wallet. :)

Hi, I developed the linked resource earlier in the year and started writing some code examples using python-buidl and python-bitcoinlib. I didn't have much time to write more examples in the past weeks but am hopeful to produce some new content soon(ish). Also we website is open source so feel free to correct any of my mistakes or even write some new examples! :)

Website's code: https://github.com/i0x0ff/bitcoinpy-www/