Crypto Supporters Discuss Satoshi Nakamoto’s Pre-Release Bitcoin Code And Its Features

2019-3-16 02:36

Crypto Supporters Discuss Satoshi’s Pre-Release Bitcoin Code And Its Features The cryptocurrency community has been discussing an early version of the Bitcoin source code that Satoshi himself shared with a few people before launching the original Bitcoin (BTC) paper on January 3, 2019.

This previous source code includes a private version of the most popular […].

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