Number of Bitcoin Core Nodes Surges In Wake of Unlimited Code Bug

By cineramaMarch 15, 2017Bitcoin Business

A lot of people were somewhat surprised last night when a lot of Bitcoin Unlimited nodes suddenly went offline. This entire debacle can be blamed on sloppy coding by […]

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Number of Bitcoin Core Nodes Surges In Wake of Unlimited Code Bug

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