Bitcoin Network Hashrate Surpasses Four Exahash Per Second
The Bitcoin ecosystem is thriving as the decentralized network continues to break new records in 2017. This month the Bitcoin network’s hashrate surpassed over four exahash per second adding one more milestone to the record books. Bitcoin’s Hashrate Crosses Four Exahash. The bitcoin mining environment has grown massive with many participants and pools....
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