2x or NO2X: Why Some Want to Hard Fork Bitcoin — and Why Others Do Not

By cineramaOctober 6, 2017Bitcoin Business

A group of Bitcoin companies plans to deploy a hard fork to double Bitcoin’s block weight limit to eight megabytes this November. Known as “SegWit2x,” this incompatible protocol change […]

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2x or NO2X: Why Some Want to Hard Fork Bitcoin — and Why Others Do Not

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