A team at Northwestern think they have solved one of bitcoin’s biggest problems

By cineramaAugust 15, 2018Bitcoin Business

A problem tied to how bitcoin and other cryptocurrency transactions are processed and completed has long dogged enthusiasts of the digital-asset community, but a group of scholars believe that […]

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