Bitcoin Core 0.14.0 Speeds Up Blockchain Syncing By 48%

Bitcoin Core 0.14.0 Speeds Up Blockchain Syncing By 48%

Some Bitcoin Core users are speculating Bitcoin Unlimited will "copy" this feature soon. One of the main issues people have with the Bitcoin Core client is how slow it works. To be more specific, synchronizing the blockchain takes up quite a lot of time. Developers have found a way to speed up this process by as much as 48%. It appears the new Bitcoin Core client packs quite some punch and solves some lingering issues. All things considered, a positive development that will make quite a few people happy. According to a Reddit post, the Bitcoin Core 0.14.0 client is quite....


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