What is Bitcoin’s MiniSketch Protocol? Reducing Node Bandwidth Requirements

By cineramaFebruary 27, 2019Bitcoin Business

Running full Bitcoin clients is a vital component of the network’s sustainable decentralization and a useful representation of the network’s healthy adoption. Operating full nodes is not a convenient […]

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What is Bitcoin’s MiniSketch Protocol? Reducing Node Bandwidth Requirements

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