In the fifth session of The Bitcoin Masterclasses Season #7 Day 2, Dr. Craig Wright describes some of the limitations of the "Sovereign Node" concept in blockchain.
This empty block miner is taking payment for work that is not being completed, and just because a miner attempts to fix the price of a service does not mean that users must accept it.
As it turns out, Bitcoin may end up being the most complex social network we have seen in history, Connor Murray writes.
It doesn't matter if you want to help the Bitcoin network or if you're simply trying—you’re not a "node" unless you're creating blocks.
The creator of Bitcoin provides insight on what constitutes a node and how the voting system works in a new blog post.
According to BTC Developer, Luke Dashjr, over half of the full nodes in operation are running client software that is vulnerable to the inflation bug.
