But by , it was gone. If a computer called a “node” in the network successfully solves the problem, it must then be verified by the other nodes in the network. A Wired study published April showed that 45 percent of bitcoin exchanges end up closing.
But by , it was gone. If a computer called a “node” in the network successfully solves the problem, it must then be verified by the other nodes in the network. A Wired study published April showed that 45 percent of bitcoin exchanges end up closing.