Is Network Congestion Causing Issues for Bitcoin in Africa? Bitwala CEO Says No

By cineramaApril 24, 2017Bitcoin Business

The Bitcoin network has seen a sharp increase in U.S. dollar denominated transaction fees and the average amount of time it takes for a transaction to receive its first […]

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Is Network Congestion Causing Issues for Bitcoin in Africa? Bitwala CEO Says No

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