Ethereum Researcher: Bitcoin Security Budget a ‘Ticking Time Bomb’
Justin Drake, an Ethereum Foundation researcher, claims that the security model of the Bitcoin network is broken, as transaction fees have failed to reach a significant fraction of the total network earnings, including t...
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