André Dragosch highlights Jeff Lunglhofer's report that 16 AI agents across five frontier models reviewed Bitcoin Core v32.0rc1 for a week and disclosed two minor issues responsibly.

Bitcoin Core v31 adoption hits 2.4%, surpassing v30, with BIP-110 chart updates; BTC price at $78470.83 shows bullish trends amid crypto market updates.

BitMEX Research updates Fork Monitor to Bitcoin Core v31.0, enhancing BTC network monitoring amid bullish trends at $76,325 price.

According to BitMEX Research, an earlier tweet regarding Bitcoin Core's logging of competing blocks was deleted due to inaccuracy. They clarified that Bitcoin Core does not log when there is a competing block of equal height, making the previously mentioned three-minute time gap incorrect. This correction underscores the need for accurate data in analyzing blockchain events.

According to BitMEXResearch, the ongoing debate surrounding Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Cash hinges on the blocksize limit and its impact on transaction speed, fees, and reliability. Critics like Roger Ver argue that Bitcoin Core's decision to keep the blocksize small has transformed BTC into something different from Satoshi's original vision, whereas Bitcoin Cash aims to preserve the 2011 Bitcoin model by increasing the blocksize. This debate reflects broader disagreements on Bitcoin's technical rules and economic direction, as highlighted in 'The Blocksize War'.

According to BitMEX Research, Bitcoin developer Rkrux said completing the BOSS challenge enabled him to work on Bitcoin Core full time with support from a Maelstrom Fund grant. Source: BitMEX Research (X, Dec 16, 2025). For traders, this confirms an instance of external funding directly adding full-time developer capacity to Bitcoin Core, with no protocol changes or release timelines disclosed in the post. Source: BitMEX Research (X, Dec 16, 2025).