Ripple chair’s pay-off plan to convince BTC miners to adopt proof-of-stake
Billionaire Chris Larsen said that miners should view the move away from PoW as “a net positive for their longevity.”
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Billionaire Chris Larsen said that miners should view the move away from PoW as “a net positive for their longevity.”
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