The standards only exist around signing using a legacy address. Also, I have found that as long as the base64 decoded signature is 65 bytes. you can safely ignore the first byte.

It's easier to try all the recovery flag / compression combinations rather than rely on the recovery id byte.

Good luck ! Would you say liquid cooling is the way to go starting out too?

Done "learning" about mining. Trying it out and being meticulous about it.

Looks like they took down the link you had. RGB != $RGB

They made a token called $RGB (and another called $LIGHT) that are built on the RGB protocol. The yellow (technical vs. white/marketing) paper is about the protocol.

No, RGB is not a token, but a new protocol for building on it. Check it out at https://rgb.tech

Anyone here attempted building on RGB yet?

I can see a new wave of federated physical world asset (i.e. metals). The icing on the cake is less centralization risk because it's built on bitcoin.

This is exciting tech. With level of maturity, I can see a new wave of federated stablecoins forming—assets like USDT or precious metals, but without the centralization risk. Built on Bitcoin is the icing on the cake. Curious who else here is building in this direction?

tl;dr You can encrypt some files. then "hide" the decryption key in the bitcoin blockchain. Finally makes a transaction using nLockTime to make the key "visible" some time in the future.

Thank you, hope this clears things up.