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With that in mind, let’s make a graphical model for Atomic swap with an adaptor signature. I won’t go into the details about the protocol.. The model will be something like
Then let’s model these relations using F# type. We are going to use NBitcoin to represent Bitcoin specific classes, and my own DotNetLightning off-chain specific types.
Note for readers those familiar to the bitcoin protocol: I assume we are able to use Taproot and PTLC
To note a few keywords for such trend, there is a Scriptless Scripts, Lightning Network (LN) , Discreet Log Contract DLC, etc.
The bitcoin has a similar construction (bitcoin script) which is intentionally made less descriptive than the EVM byte code. and there is a proposal for a high level language which compiles down to the actual bitcoin script, namely Miniscript and its predecessor ivy-bitcoin BitML
While ago, I’ve been building F# library for the Bitcoin Lightning Network (LN), DotNetLightning. After (barely) finishing my first iteration, I’ve noticed that there is a more matured library called rust-lightning for doing the same for the rustlang, and I’ve switched my efforts to its .NET binding with C# After working for both F# and C# for a decent amount of time, I noticed that it both has goodies and baddies for different domains. One particular domain I think that F# is a clear winner is for prototyping a new idea.