Busking on Bitcoin: How Lightning Network outperforms Ethereum for tipping
A busker in British Columbia got a lesson in the Lightning Network after a passerby offered to send some Bitcoin his way.
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A busker in British Columbia got a lesson in the Lightning Network after a passerby offered to send some Bitcoin his way.
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