Bobby Lee Expresses Interest in Bitcoin Network Hard Fork
The Bitcoin network is in dire need of a scaling solution and Bobby Lee urges the developer community to decide upon a network hard fork. The Bitcoin scalability debate has been going on for over a year new. Each time the topic arises, it ends in a stalemate. The Bitcoin community is currently divided between whether to use a hard fork or soft fork. While the Bitcoin Core developers are hell-bent on SegWit, not everyone in the community agrees with it. Bobby Lee, the founder of BTCC — one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges in the world has expressed his support for a hard fork. Bobby Lee in....
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