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i think he's implying that since the large transaction was on an old version of the client, and caused the fork, that the Dogecoin devs are at fault.
by hayksaakian 13y ago
i think he's implying that since the large transaction was on an old version of the client, and caused the fork, that the Dogecoin devs are at fault.
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- DrStalker 13y agoThe large transaction was on the new version of the client, the problem was old clients couldn't handle a transaction that large (500,000,000 I think)