Internet Computer Issues ‘Liquid Bitcoin,’ for Faster and Affordable BTC Transactions

By cineramaApril 3, 2023Bitcoin Business

The Dfinity Foundation, a significant contributor to the development of the Internet Computer network, on Monday issued ckBTC — a liquid and cost-efficient “twin” token that is backed on […]

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Internet Computer Issues ‘Liquid Bitcoin,’ for Faster and Affordable BTC Transactions

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