Knots Developer Luke Dashjr Plans Hard Fork To ‘Save Bitcoin’
Luke Dahsjr, developer of the Knots Bitcoin full node software, is reportedly considering a hard fork that would allow a quorum to change Bitcoin transaction data deemed illicit. The fork would substitute this data with...
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