Bitcoin Facing Potentially Destructive ‘Vampire Attack’ by Third Parties
Duo Nine, the founder of YCC, alerted others about an ongoing vampire attack on Bitcoin, which Satoshi Nakamoto foretold in the Bitcoin whitepaper. Nine explained that the inclusion of third parties siphoning value from...
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