Unrolling once is still what I'm referring to there.
> a new technique that was only recently developed.
That's simply false. E.g. search for 'covenant' or 'recursive covenant'. It's also described on the mailing list as far back as 2011.
(And, incidentally, the first example of a turing complete machine controlling the release of a transaction on Bitcoin was in 2016 and was vastly more efficient and private than the the approach used by the post-- https://bitcoincore.org/en/2016/02/26/zero-knowledge-conting... )
Unrolling once is still what I'm referring to there.
> a new technique that was only recently developed.
That's simply false. E.g. search for 'covenant' or 'recursive covenant'. It's also described on the mailing list as far back as 2011.
(And, incidentally, the first example of a turing complete machine controlling the release of a transaction on Bitcoin was in 2016 and was vastly more efficient and private than the the approach used by the post-- https://bitcoincore.org/en/2016/02/26/zero-knowledge-conting... )