Is The Lightning Network Becoming More Centralized? 10% Of Nodes Hold 80% Bitcoin

By cineramaFebruary 21, 2020Bitcoin Business

The Lightning Network has been touted as the possible solution for the Bitcoin scalability concerns. However, various researches have indicated that there is a small percentage of nodes that […]

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Is The Lightning Network Becoming More Centralized? 10% Of Nodes Hold 80% Bitcoin

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