50% of Steam Bitcoin transactions were fraudulent when Steam accepted Bitcoin

By cineramaFebruary 26, 2022Bitcoin Business

Context on what I believe they mean by "fraudulent". Steam back in the day used to accept 0 confirmation bitcoin spends. This means that the transaction has been gossiped […]

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50% of Steam Bitcoin transactions were fraudulent when Steam accepted Bitcoin

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