Stratum V2
summary
Stratum V2 is an encrypted, authenticated replacement for Stratum V1 that prevents plain‑text hijacking of hashpower and adds a job decorator subprotocol that lets individual miners propose full‑node–selected transactions; two implementations exist (Braiins and the open‑source SRI) and a first open release includes a translation proxy that lets old V1 firmware reach SV2 pools. Work in progress: payouts and share‑accounting, interoperability tests, benchmarking and refactoring; miners are invited to test.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:29Pavlenex Introduction
- 1:28Why Bitcoin Matters
- 1:58Personal Story
- 3:03Bitcoin censorship
- 3:34Bitcoin mining
- 4:21Current mining protocol
- 5:04How mining works
- 5:27Why mining is bad
- 6:31Centralization of power
- 6:45Network
- 7:07Stratum implementations
- 7:25Stratum Reference Implementation
- 7:51Stratum V2 Update
- 8:04Translation Proxy
- 8:29Job Decorator
- 11:23Roadmap
- 12:16What can you do
- 13:13OpenSet
