The Bitcoin Fork That Fought for Cheap Nodes Just Hit Its First Cheap-Node Problem
Luke Dashjr told a Bitcoin fork supporter to get a real computer after a 45-day rule forced his Raspberry Pi to resync. The post The Bitcoin Fork That Fought for Cheap Nodes Just Hit Its First Cheap-Node Problem appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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