] Chapter 1: What is a BIP and how does the request process work? [01:50] Chapter 2: How do numbers get assigned to BIPs? [02:50] Chapter 3: What is BIP 119? [06:40] Chapter 4: What are covenants? [09:50] Chapter 5: How does this differ from Child-Pays-For-Parent or Replaced-By-Fee? [13:50] Chapter 6: Why would users pay for this feature? [19:00] Chapter 7: Conversation around guaranteed transactions and fee market dynamics. [22:20] Chapter 8: Is the supply and demand curve smoothing a good thing for the open fee market of Bitcoin? [25:45] Chapter 9: Are covenants restrictive by design? [28:35] Chapter 10: Recursive vs non recursive covenants.  [33:40] Chapter 11: As it is now, could Bitcoin service the world? [40:00] Chapter 12: Evaluating OP_CTV for groupthink issues.  [46:30] Chapter 13: How is product consensus found? [50:30] Chapter 14: Do covenants encumber other people’s addresses? [55:18] Chapter 15: Addressing concerns about the Government, the code and Jeremy’s work.  [1:05:28] Chapter 16: Q&A from the audience.  [1:10:27] Chapter 17: Has the BIP 119 speedy trial set a dangerous precedent? [1:17:15] Chapter 18: What plebs want from Bitcoin.  [1:21:40] Chapter 19: Closing remarks. Why it’s hard to follow everything happening with Bitcoin development. Lower your time preference and lock-in your BITCOIN 2023 conference tickets today! https://b.tc/conference/2023 Use promocode FOMO for 10% off everything in our store! https://store.bitcoinmagazine.com/