On May 20, 2024, the Bitcoin Layer2 development team BEVM published a technical yellow paper titled “Taproot Consensus: A Decentralized BTC Layer2 Solution,” detailing the implementation of Taproot Consensus.

This solution utilizes native Bitcoin technologies such as Schnorr signatures, MAST, and Bitcoin SPV nodes to create a fully decentralized BTC Layer2 solution, enhancing Bitcoin's scalability without modifying its core code.

The paper also traces the history of Bitcoin's technical iterations and provides an overview and detailed explanation of the Taproot Consensus architecture, emphasizing true decentralization.

Additionally, it discusses other technical details and contrasts Taproot Consensus with other BTC Layer2 projects like Mezo, highlighting its innovative approach and potential impact on the Bitcoin ecosystem.