Curated audio from TABConf, Atlanta’s technical Bitcoin conference. Each episode is a conference talk, panel, or workshop from protocol and application builders pushing Bitcoin forward. Expect deep dives into Bitcoin Core, Lightning, privacy, security, and the tooling teams ship with. Grassroots, community built, and designed for builders who want signal.
TABConf Sessions
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Curated audio from TABConf, Atlanta’s technical Bitcoin conference. Each episode is a conference talk, panel, or workshop from protocol and application builders pushing Bitcoin forward. Expect deep dives into Bitcoin Core, Lightning, privacy, security, and the tooling teams ship with. Grassroots, community built, and designed for builders who want signal.
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April 1, 2026
TABConf 4: Bitcoin Legal Panel with Justine Harper, Hussein Badakhchani, Zack Shapiro, and Desiree Dickerson
<p>Description:</p><p><br>A TABConf 2022 panel on the legal challenges and opportunities in Bitcoin. Justine Harper, Hussein Badakhchani, Zack Shapiro, and Desiree Dickerson cover regulation, compliance, and where the legal landscape is heading as Bitcoin adoption grows. </p><p><br></p><p>Recorded live at TABConf in 2022.</p>
March 24, 2026
TABConf 6: Build a Web Wallet with BDK 1.0
<p>A hands on TABConf 6 workshop on building a simple descriptor based web wallet with BDK 1.0. The session introduces the new stable bdk_wallet API and why it matters: the Wallet struct decouples persistence and blockchain clients, making it easier to build apps using Rust async runtimes. You’ll build a web wallet using Axum, an Esplora client, and a SQLite database, covering the key steps: generating a new onchain wallet from a random mnemonic, using a pay to taproot (P2TR) descriptor, storing wallet state in SQLite, syncing transaction history over Esplora, and displaying balance plus transaction history.</p><p><br></p><p>Recorded live at TABConf 6 in 2024.</p>
March 17, 2026
TABConf 6: Soft Fork Covenant Dependent Layer 2 Review with Peter Todd
<p>Peter Todd summarizes findings from his review of soft fork and covenant dependent Layer 2 designs, focused on proposals that scale Bitcoin by letting multiple users share UTXOs. </p><p>The talk lays out what an L2 is in this context, what covenants are, and why shared UTXO L2 schemes typically require covenants to be viable. </p><p>Peter then surveys the major proposals, with special attention to Ark, the covenant types each approach relies on, what scaling is realistically achievable, and what new risks and tradeoffs these designs introduce.</p><p><br></p><p>Recorded live at TABConf 6 in 2024.</p>
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