Who Should Decide For Bitcoin: True Decentralization Need Not Be Absolute

By cineramaMarch 31, 2017Bitcoin Business

The current Bitcoin scaling conflict boils down not only to technology but also to money, politics and the understanding of democracy in the crypto community. Both factions are claiming […]

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