The Time Bitcoin (BTC) Accidentally Forked in March 2013, and Someone Sent a $10,000 Double Spend at That Exact Moment

By cineramaOctober 29, 2019Bitcoin Business

In the middle of March 2013, Bitcoin (BTC) experienced its only accidental split, or fork, in history. A fork happens when there are two chains running simultaneously, which can […]

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The Time Bitcoin (BTC) Accidentally Forked in March 2013, and Someone Sent a $10,000 Double Spend at That Exact Moment

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