The Curious Case of Bitcoin’s “Moby Dick” Spam and the Miners That Confirmed It

By cineramaSeptember 27, 2017Bitcoin Business

The scaling debate has dominated the Bitcoin space for well over two years now. As a central issue, Bitcoin’s one-megabyte block size limit was often insufficient to include all […]

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The Curious Case of Bitcoin’s “Moby Dick” Spam and the Miners That Confirmed It

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