Bitcoin Core Developer: Activate Segwit First, Then Work on Bigger Blocks

By cineramaJune 10, 2017Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin Core developer Eric Lombrozo recently announced that he is willing to support the execution of a 2MB block size hard fork if the Bitcoin Core development team’s Segregated […]

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Bitcoin Core Developer: Activate Segwit First, Then Work on Bigger Blocks

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