Peter Todd

@cisba `--btc-min-tx-interval` is a failsafe basically that ensures timestamps txs never happen more often than a certain rate. The only time it's actually relevant is if for some reason fee...

Could you just try to do a dummy timestamp operation instead and see if it succeeds? Feels to me that it'd be better to actually test the functionality, rather than...

Hmm, so you're routing to multiple opentimestamps servers? Are you setting different hostnames on the returned timestamps? Also, the stamper process doesn't need to be up to successfully create timestamps:...

Also, please sign your git tags! Emergency upgrades would be a great way to push an backdoor/exploit if someone compromised github.

@AdamISZ Use Bitcoin Core's github pull-req merge script: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/contrib/devtools/github-merge.py 100% local merge inspection and signing.

Niiice! I should test the re-implementability of this by attempting to implement it in Rust or something. We might want to call it OpSignToContractSha256. Also, I wonder if the term...

Or actually, Secp256k1SigCommitment?

Cool, I like `Secp256k1Commitment` too! What do you mean by "ots verify adds a newline"? I mean, ots verify shouldn't be modifying file contents at all. You know about the...

Nice! You should add those two files to the repo; just create an examples/ directory like is in the OpenTimestamps client; we can rearrange or whatever else later.

@RCasatta The point of Secp256k1Commitment isn't primarily to make timestmamps smaller, but rather cheaper: since they can be done at zero marginal cost people can timestamp stuff while they're performing...