Sending Bitcoin Cash to a SegWit-enabled BTC Address Becomes a Very Common problem

By cineramaSeptember 10, 2017Bitcoin Business

It appears Bitcoin Cash supporters have a major issue to contend with. This is not a protocol issue per se, but it can have major consequences. Anyone sending Bitcoin […]

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Sending Bitcoin Cash to a SegWit-enabled BTC Address Becomes a Very Common problem

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