Defining an Open (Human) Agent Network for Bitcoin On/Off-Ramps
summary
Hands-on workshop walks through the Pontmore protocol (a Nostr‑native spec family) and the minimum interoperable core: PIP0 agent definition, escrow declarations, a swap state machine and dispute rules. Four groups map protocol vs operator data and draft issues; outcomes include concrete proposals for a web‑of‑trust onboarding flow, multi‑sig/Hodl‑style escrow mechanisms, and an escrow insurance pool tied to stake. Links and GitHub pointers (pontmore.xyz) are given and hackathon proof‑of‑concepts are invited.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:12Pontem: Nostr Bitcoin ramps
- 7:41Protocol components workshop
- 10:12Agent trust and escrow
- 17:34Next steps and hackathon
- 19:01Closing remarks and Q&A
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