Bitcoin Core Team Has No Intentions Of Bringing Gavin Andresen Back
This situation becomes especially painful when considering how Satoshi Nakamoto himself appointed Gavin Andresen as being the one to take over the “reigns” of Bitcoin development Now that the Craig Wright debacle has calmed down again, there is still the pressing matter of what will happen with Gavin Andresen. After the Bitcoin Core team revoked his commit access, there seems to be no indication of restoring the Bitcoin developer to his precious status. A lot of people were surprised when Gavin Andresen of all people came forward and identified Craig Wright as being Satoshi Nakamoto. Even....
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Despite the fact that Gavin Andresen just yesterday announced that he was stepping down as the bitcoin core maintainer, it doesn't mean he has to stop talking about new releases of the software at the core of this technology. In the wake of the major news that a critical bug in the OpenSSL encryption library has been discovered, the web has been abuzz (as has the bitcoin community). A number of exchanges affected have even started reacting by disabling systems until a fix is in place. On Tuesday afternoon, Andresen tweeted that the next release of the bitcoin core, 0.9.1, can be expected....
Gavin Andresen - certainly a notable name in the bitcoin space. Andresen has been serving as the lead developer for the Bitcoin Core, and also as the "Chief Scientist" at the Bitcoin Foundation. But Andresen is handing over the 'Bitcoin Core Maintainer' torch to Wladimir van der Laan in order to "focus more on protocol-level, cross-implementation issues and less on issues specific to the Bitcoin Core software." According to Andresen, Wladimir van der Laan is been working on the Bitcoin Core in a paid role for several months. "Wladimir first got involved with the Bitcoin project by....
In a recent e-mail to the Bitcoin core development mailing list, Gavin Andresen described the "worst of all possible worlds" for Bitcoin as being "no plan for how to scale up." Andresen appears to believe still that scaling is Bitcoin's only obstacle at the moment, regardless of how that must be achieved. If a fork to Bitcoin-XT is required, it seems that Andresen and others are willing to go along with that. Scaling seems to be on the minds of many core developers. Developers aside from Andresen, however, don't feel that the problem is as urgent as it's made to seem. Recently on Reddit,....
Gavin Andresen, chief scientist at the Bitcoin Core Foundation and former chief developer of the Bitcoin source code had his commit access revoked recently. The move, a collective one taken by Bitcoin Core developers, left Andresen without any administrator or commit privileges after publicly backing Craig Wright’s claim that he was Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin’s creator. If it were left to Bitcoin Core dev Wladimir J. van der Laan and “many others” from the team, Gavin Andresen’s access would stay revoked. In a personal blog post, Bitcoin Core developer van der Laan has stated that removing....
In a recent interview with Let’s Talk Bitcoin, Bitcoin Foundation Chief Scientist Gavin Andresen explained his issues with Bitcoin Core and why he has decided to help the Bitcoin Classic project. Bitcoin Classic is an implementation of an alternative Bitcoin protocol that would cause a hard fork with a 75 percent activation threshold in order to increase the block size limit from 1 megabyte to 2 megabytes. During the interview, Andresen said Bitcoin Core developers are not listening to miners and the entities that are creating many of the transactions on the Bitcoin network. He also....