UTXO-Z v0.8.0 released.
github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z/rel…
Infrastructure evolves:
• Conan package publishing
• Dependency updates
• Release automation
UTXO-Z is now ready for integration into @KnuthNode.
From standalone project to production infrastructure.
#Bitcoin #Cash #Scales
Knuth retweeted
Dev update :
Currently exploring full node infrastructure that will serve as the core data layer for RabbitExplorer. Experimenting with Knuth after previously working with BCHN and Chaingraph.
@KnuthNode @bch_1_official @bch
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UTXO-Z v0.3.0 released.
github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z/rel…
Production-scale benchmarks.
Persistent metadata.
Correctness and regression tests.
Storage and sizing optimizations.
UTXO-Z is maturing as the next-generation UTXO DB.
Integration into Knuth is underway.
#Bitcoin #Cash #Scales
UTXO-Z v0.1.0 is now public.
github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z/rel…
Months of research are now real code.
This is an alpha release. The implementation and API will evolve.
Integration into the Knuth node is underway.
This is just the beginning.
#Bitcoin #Cash #Scales
Knuth retweeted
UTXO databases don’t need to be “general”.
They need to do only three things extremely well:
• lookup
• insert
• delete
UTXO-Z is built around exactly these operations — nothing more, nothing less.
That focus is what unlocks massive throughput and real scalability.
Knuth retweeted
33M UTXO lookups/sec didn’t happen by accident.
Most UTXOs are spent shortly after creation, temporal locality dominates real blockchain workloads.
UTXO-Z is built around that reality: fast, parallel access to recent UTXOs, without slowing down on older data.
Knuth retweeted
Scaling Bitcoin Cash is not about blocks or bandwidth.
The real bottleneck is the UTXO database.
With domain-specific data structures (not general-purpose DBs), UTXO-Z achieves:
• Up to 33M UTXO lookups/sec
• ~45× faster than general-purpose databases
...
Knuth retweeted
Post-quantum vaults are now live on Bitcoin Cash's Chipnet, the 6-month-early preview network. 🔥
CashVM makes quantum readiness ultra-efficient: sweeps from quantum-ready addresses cut transaction sizes vs. P2PKH/P2WPKH by up to 10.9%, despite the increase from 20-byte hashes to 32-byte hashes (for highest-level, NIST Category 5 quantum security strength).
Users who regularly buy or earn Bitcoin Cash to a Quantumroot vault will save on fees after just 6 payments. 🚀
Maximum Quantum Security
With NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Category 5 security, Quantumroot is expected to remain secure for decades into the post-quantum era.
Quantumroot implements the standard LM-OTS signature scheme (RFC 8554), which itself relies only on SHA256 for security – no lattice-based or other relatively-experimental cryptography. From a cryptographic-security perspective, Quantumroot is maximally conservative.
Low Transaction Fees
Bitcoin Cash's highly parallel architecture – the "UTXO model" – offers better performance and lower-level control than account-based systems, enabling Quantumroot to offer 100-1000× lower fees than equivalent vaults on Ethereum.
Privacy Nonces
Pre-quantum transactions do not expose associations between vault addresses: a 32-byte privacy nonce included in the hidden token-based spending path prevents even quantum attackers from connecting the address with recovery policies unless revealed by a post-quantum recovery.
Sweep-Free Upgrades
The hidden recovery path can be upgraded without sweeping the vault: only unassociated token UTXOs are moved on-chain. This simplifies user experiences and makes it easier for vaults to upgrade recovery, inheritance, or business continuity policies.
Other details:
- Post-quantum contract code adds zero bytes to pre-quantum spends.
- On average, post-quantum spends are just ~1.5KB per payment. (With sufficient aggregation, ZK-STARK BCH covenants/apps could improve this further.)
- P2PKH addresses can support 708 input sweeps per 100KB transaction; Quantumroot increases that to 891 inputs.
- Post-quantum sweeps can fit 868 inputs or 448 unique addresses per 100KB transaction.
For more details and links to on-chain transactions, see the blog post:
blog.bitjson.com/quantumroot…
For a deep dive and walkthrough of the CashVM contracts, see the August 20 tech talk:
youtube.com/watch?v=OjS539Ud…
Knuth retweeted
BCH pushing the bleeding edge of what's possible once again. Love it!
🚀 Introducing UTXO-Z: A Game-Changing UTXO Database for Bitcoin Cash
📄 Read the full paper: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z-doc…
I'm excited to share the results of months of research and development from our Scalability Lab initiative (archive.is/T5az0): UTXO-Z, a purpose-built database system that achieves unprecedented performance for Bitcoin Cash nodes.
The Challenge:
As Bitcoin Cash scales to serve billions of users globally, nodes must validate thousands of transactions per second. Traditional databases like LevelDB become
the bottleneck, limiting BCH's potential as peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world.
The Solution:
UTXO-Z replaces general-purpose databases with a domain-specific architecture optimized specifically for UTXO access patterns. By leveraging cache-optimized data
structures, value-based segmentation, and generational storage, we've eliminated the performance penalties that have historically constrained node throughput.
The Results Are Staggering:
• 33 million lookups/second for recent outputs (45x faster than LevelDB)
• 1.5 million lookups/second for complete pipeline (2x faster)
• 290,000 inputs/second processed during blockchain sync
• 320,000 outputs/second in single-threaded operation
• 2.5x higher throughput than LevelDB during initial block download
These aren't theoretical numbers—they're real benchmarks on production hardware with actual blockchain data.
Technical Innovation:
UTXO-Z achieves this through fundamental architectural choices:
- Cache-friendly open addressing hash tables
- Complete output data stored inline (no pointer chasing)
- Temporal locality exploitation through deferred lookups
- Memory-mapped files for OS-optimized caching
What This Means for BCH:
This performance leap provides the foundation for Bitcoin Cash to handle global-scale transaction volumes. No more choosing between decentralization and
scale—UTXO-Z ensures nodes can keep up with demand as BCH grows to serve the world.
Open Source & Integration:
📄 Full technical paper and details: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z-doc…
💻 Source code coming in the next few weeks: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z
Following publication, UTXO-Z will be integrated into the Knuth node and all related libraries, bringing these performance gains to the entire Bitcoin Cash
ecosystem.
This achievement was made possible by the BCH community's support through the Scalability Lab Flipstarter campaign. Thank you to everyone who contributed to
making high-performance infrastructure a reality for Bitcoin Cash.
The future of peer-to-peer electronic cash is being built today. UTXO-Z is proof that Bitcoin Cash can and will scale to serve the world.
#Bitcoin #Cash $Cash #BitcoinCash #BCH #Scalability #UTXO #UTXOZ
Knuth retweeted
Resumen:
UTXO-Z mejorará el rendimiento de la base de datos de UTXOs para un uso verdaderamente masivo.
Miles de Tx/seg sin sacrificar descentralización.
Es open source!!
Resultados de testeos reales en hardware (no teórico, REAL):
45× más rápido en búsquedas.
2x más en Tx.
#BCH
🚀 Introducing UTXO-Z: A Game-Changing UTXO Database for Bitcoin Cash
📄 Read the full paper: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z-doc…
I'm excited to share the results of months of research and development from our Scalability Lab initiative (archive.is/T5az0): UTXO-Z, a purpose-built database system that achieves unprecedented performance for Bitcoin Cash nodes.
The Challenge:
As Bitcoin Cash scales to serve billions of users globally, nodes must validate thousands of transactions per second. Traditional databases like LevelDB become
the bottleneck, limiting BCH's potential as peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world.
The Solution:
UTXO-Z replaces general-purpose databases with a domain-specific architecture optimized specifically for UTXO access patterns. By leveraging cache-optimized data
structures, value-based segmentation, and generational storage, we've eliminated the performance penalties that have historically constrained node throughput.
The Results Are Staggering:
• 33 million lookups/second for recent outputs (45x faster than LevelDB)
• 1.5 million lookups/second for complete pipeline (2x faster)
• 290,000 inputs/second processed during blockchain sync
• 320,000 outputs/second in single-threaded operation
• 2.5x higher throughput than LevelDB during initial block download
These aren't theoretical numbers—they're real benchmarks on production hardware with actual blockchain data.
Technical Innovation:
UTXO-Z achieves this through fundamental architectural choices:
- Cache-friendly open addressing hash tables
- Complete output data stored inline (no pointer chasing)
- Temporal locality exploitation through deferred lookups
- Memory-mapped files for OS-optimized caching
What This Means for BCH:
This performance leap provides the foundation for Bitcoin Cash to handle global-scale transaction volumes. No more choosing between decentralization and
scale—UTXO-Z ensures nodes can keep up with demand as BCH grows to serve the world.
Open Source & Integration:
📄 Full technical paper and details: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z-doc…
💻 Source code coming in the next few weeks: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z
Following publication, UTXO-Z will be integrated into the Knuth node and all related libraries, bringing these performance gains to the entire Bitcoin Cash
ecosystem.
This achievement was made possible by the BCH community's support through the Scalability Lab Flipstarter campaign. Thank you to everyone who contributed to
making high-performance infrastructure a reality for Bitcoin Cash.
The future of peer-to-peer electronic cash is being built today. UTXO-Z is proof that Bitcoin Cash can and will scale to serve the world.
#Bitcoin #Cash $Cash #BitcoinCash #BCH #Scalability #UTXO #UTXOZ
Knuth retweeted
BCH: world-scale throughput on consumer hardware, with new breakthroughs all the time.
This node is now benchmarking 45x faster than LevelDB for recent outputs, 2.5x faster historical. 🔥
Looking forward to the next release @KnuthNode! 🚀
🚀 Introducing UTXO-Z: A Game-Changing UTXO Database for Bitcoin Cash
📄 Read the full paper: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z-doc…
I'm excited to share the results of months of research and development from our Scalability Lab initiative (archive.is/T5az0): UTXO-Z, a purpose-built database system that achieves unprecedented performance for Bitcoin Cash nodes.
The Challenge:
As Bitcoin Cash scales to serve billions of users globally, nodes must validate thousands of transactions per second. Traditional databases like LevelDB become
the bottleneck, limiting BCH's potential as peer-to-peer electronic cash for the world.
The Solution:
UTXO-Z replaces general-purpose databases with a domain-specific architecture optimized specifically for UTXO access patterns. By leveraging cache-optimized data
structures, value-based segmentation, and generational storage, we've eliminated the performance penalties that have historically constrained node throughput.
The Results Are Staggering:
• 33 million lookups/second for recent outputs (45x faster than LevelDB)
• 1.5 million lookups/second for complete pipeline (2x faster)
• 290,000 inputs/second processed during blockchain sync
• 320,000 outputs/second in single-threaded operation
• 2.5x higher throughput than LevelDB during initial block download
These aren't theoretical numbers—they're real benchmarks on production hardware with actual blockchain data.
Technical Innovation:
UTXO-Z achieves this through fundamental architectural choices:
- Cache-friendly open addressing hash tables
- Complete output data stored inline (no pointer chasing)
- Temporal locality exploitation through deferred lookups
- Memory-mapped files for OS-optimized caching
What This Means for BCH:
This performance leap provides the foundation for Bitcoin Cash to handle global-scale transaction volumes. No more choosing between decentralization and
scale—UTXO-Z ensures nodes can keep up with demand as BCH grows to serve the world.
Open Source & Integration:
📄 Full technical paper and details: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z-doc…
💻 Source code coming in the next few weeks: github.com/utxo-z/utxo-z
Following publication, UTXO-Z will be integrated into the Knuth node and all related libraries, bringing these performance gains to the entire Bitcoin Cash
ecosystem.
This achievement was made possible by the BCH community's support through the Scalability Lab Flipstarter campaign. Thank you to everyone who contributed to
making high-performance infrastructure a reality for Bitcoin Cash.
The future of peer-to-peer electronic cash is being built today. UTXO-Z is proof that Bitcoin Cash can and will scale to serve the world.
#Bitcoin #Cash $Cash #BitcoinCash #BCH #Scalability #UTXO #UTXOZ
Knuth retweeted
BCH chart is green, the 0.0051% attack is getting rolling, Layla looking good for lock-in, @KnuthNode dropping fresh global scale tech.
Life's good for the Big Cockroach Hoarders. Enjoy! 🎶
Knuth retweeted
Episodio 262 de @AlmuerzoNo 🧪
BITCOIN CASH ESCALA SIN LÍMITES
Fernando Pelliccioni @ferpelliccioni nos cuenta sobre su laboratorio de escalado y los resultados que ha estado obteniendo.
🔗 elbitcoin.org/fernando-pelli… ⬅️
Knuth retweeted
Satoshi Nakamoto aseguró que el potencial de escalado de #Bitcoin "no tiene techo", y Fernando Pellicioni @ferpelliccioni (desarrollador de @KnuthNode) está de acuerdo. Hoy nos cuenta lo que ha descubierto en su laboratorio de escalabilidad 🧪
youtu.be/tcwlNLe7Ezg?si=B55o… ↩️
Knuth retweeted
Satoshi Nakamoto aseguró que el potencial de escalado de #Bitcoin "no tiene techo", y Fernando Pellicioni @ferpelliccioni (desarrollador de @KnuthNode) está de acuerdo. Hoy nos cuenta lo que ha descubierto en su laboratorio de escalabilidad 🧪
youtu.be/tcwlNLe7Ezg?si=B55o…
Knuth retweeted
🔴 PODCAST | Entendiendo la minería: El corazón tecnológico de las criptomonedas
👉zurl.co/B4tJM
🎙️ @leanfleischer conversa sobre este tema en Cripto VOZ con @ferpelliccioni, programador de nodos de Bitcoin Cash
Knuth retweeted
Why are we here? Marcelo Fleischer (@elBitcoin) at the BCH Conference Argentina | October 12, 2024























