Bitcoin Core developers propose removing redundant RBF signaling from wallets
Standardizing wallet behavior could enhance privacy by reducing transaction fingerprinting, but risks fragmentation if not universally adopted. The post Bitcoin Core developers propose removing redundant RBF signaling fr...
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Standardizing wallet behavior could enhance privacy by reducing transaction fingerprinting, but risks fragmentation if not universally adopted.
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