Meet Bitcoin Unlimited Developer Andrew Stone

Meet Bitcoin Unlimited Developer Andrew Stone

Bitcoin.com recently chatted with Bitcoin Unlimited (BU) developer Andrew Stone to discuss the alternative client and the current block size debate. Lately, the cryptocurrency community has been asking who the BU developers are, and what are their qualifications. This interview is meant to shed some light on development and Stone’s opinion of the goals....


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