How does it contribute to the Bitcoin network when I run a node with a bigger than default mempool?

By cineramaMay 4, 2023Bitcoin Business

If I increase my mempool to a much larger size so I can keep all the transactions other nodes are dropping, does that benefit the Bitcoin network? No, and […]

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How does it contribute to the Bitcoin network when I run a node with a bigger than default mempool?

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