Cross-Input Signature Aggregation (CISA) has been on Bitcoin’s radar for years, but with small elliptic curve signatures the tradeoffs rarely justified a soft fork. Post-quantum signatures change the calculus. Tadge Dryja makes the case for a CISA variant that can work with any signature scheme, including post-quantum, to reduce the footprint of larger PQ signatures without increasing block size. A practical look at how signature aggregation could make a post-quantum path more efficient for Bitcoin’s future. Recorded live at TABConf 7, 2025.
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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.