The Bitcoin Lightning Network Trust Chain Torch Arrives in Kenya After Nigeria, Namibia and Ghana

By cineramaJanuary 29, 2020Bitcoin Business

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The Lightning Network Trust Chain Torch has arrived in Kenya from Namibia after travelling some 4, 418KMs in 5.73s.

The next hop from Kenya will be Ghana courtesy of Bithub […]

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The Bitcoin Lightning Network Trust Chain Torch Arrives in Kenya After Nigeria, Namibia and Ghana

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