Bitcoin Core Releases Update To Potentially Natively Support Apple Silicon (M1 family) Chips

The underlying software, including Bitcoin Core, evolves in tandem with the advancements in bitcoin technology. Bitcoin Core, in particular, is built to detect which blockchain contains genuine Bitcoin transactions, and its users are limited to accepting transactions from that blockchain. Bitcoin Core had released the final version of update 23.0, which includes the addition of a macOS ARM build, according to Zhixiong Pan, a Web3 developer, and researcher, in an announcement on April 22. This could be the first update to include native compatibility for Apple Silicon (M1 series), which is the Bitcoin Core chip. After checking the GitHub repository and seeing the addition of a macOS ARM build, Pan discovered that the Bitcoin Core client had discreetly uploaded the final version (the source code for the important update 23.0). “The Bitcoin Core client quietly released the final version (source code of the important update 23.0), briefly scanned the GitHub Repo, this time it seems that there are no particularly significant new features, but I still see this one: Add macOS ARM build, so this will likely be the first version of Bitcoin Core to natively support Apple Silicon (M1 family) chips.” (Translated from Mandarin). 1/ Bitcoin 核心客户端悄悄发布了重要更新 23.0 的最终版本（的源代码），简单扫了一下 GitHub Repo，这次好像没有新增什么特别显著的功能，不过还是看到了这么一条：Add macOS ARM build，所以这可能会是首个原生支持 Apple Silicon（M1 家族）芯片的 Bitcoin Core 版本。https://t.co/bkF1DBUV7y — Zhixiong Pan (@nake13)...