Tag: Segregated Witness
The percentage of Segregated Witness (SegWit)-enabled bitcoin transactions has surpassed the seven percent mark, as SegWit continues to scale the bitcoin network drastically beyond the capability of a 2MB …
Bitcoin Core developer Eric Lombrozo recently announced that he is willing to support the execution of a 2MB block size hard fork if the Bitcoin Core development team’s Segregated …
Trezor and many other bitcoin businesses including CoinGate, Coinomi, Abra, Bitfury, BitPay, Coinkite, Microsoft, Samourai Wallet, Vaultoro and Blockonomics have demonstrated their support for user-activated soft fork (UASF). UASF, …
With the decline of Bitcoin Unlimited, the support rate for the Bitcoin Core development team’s Segregated Witness (Segwit) is rapidly increasing in terms of hashrate and node count. To …
Major startups, companies, service providers, exchanges and wallet platforms within the Bitcoin industry have unanimously rejected Bitcoin Unlimited as both a hard fork solution and as a bitcoin software. …
Segregated Witness (Segwit) supporting miners and mining pools are taking over Bitcoin Unlimited miners such as Antpool and HaoBTC. Due to multiple bug exploitations and controversial development errors from …
Scaling bitcoin remains one of the more pressing matters in the cryptocurrency space right now. Although it may take a few more months until a viable solution is found …
Eric Lombrozo, a Bitcoin Core developer, believes that bitcoin is about financial independence and freedom, rather than providing a centralized settlement network which already serves as the backbone of …
In an online bitcoin community, Thaddeus Dryja, the co-author of Lightning, explained how he realized Segregated Witness (Segwit) is an actual block size increase for the bitcoin network. Over …
