#bitpico

Bitpico, a controversial mischief-maker within the world of bitcoin, has allegedly rage-quit BTC altogether. The pseudonymous entity, who has previously caught attention for stress-testing the Bitcoin

Bitpico, a controversial mischief-maker within the world of bitcoin, has allegedly rage-quit BTC altogether. The pseudonymous entity, who has previously caught attention for stress-testing the Bitcoin

The Bitcoin Cash network continues to be heavily criticized, as the "stress test" of the bitPico coders group revealed "fake decentralization". The data collected from the Bitokin (BTC)

Bitpico published a series of information that proved that the attack was organized from a certain area, while a hacker group spent a few weeks over attacking the Bitcoin Cash network. Bitcoin cash network

Starting from June 22, BitPico, known in Twitter as an anonymous group of “Bitcoin developers, miners, and whales”, as they describe themselves, was announcing they are initializing a stress-test 51% attack

BitPico, un groupe de « Bitcoin developers, miners and whales » ayant effectué des stress-tests du réseau Lightning Network, a commencé à attaquer le réseau Bitcoin Cash (BCH).Continuer la lecture :

BitPico, simply identified as a group of developers, miners, and whales, said it has begun a coordinated attack on Bitcoin Cash (BCH) threatening to bring Roger Ver to tears. The group released a series

Mysterious Bitcoin developer bitPico has confirmed rumors that they have launched an attack against the Lightning Network’s nascent mainnet implementation. Featured image from Shutterstock. “Node hardening

Das Lightning Netzwerk wurde gestern Opfer eines DDoS-Angriffes (Distributed Denial of Service). Rund 200 Nodes konnten in die Knie gezwungen werden und damit knapp 20 % aller Nodes – von 1.050 auf 870

Reports of 2X’s death have been greatly exaggerated. That’s according to a statement issued by little-known mining group Bitpico. In a defiant message that appeared on a mailing list, Bitpico claimed to

First, BitPico did not sign the New York Agreement (NYA) that set SegWit2x into motion, nor was it publicly “shamed” by Bitcoin.org in its list of SegWit2x supporters. Were BitPico really as influential

Reports of 2X’s death have been greatly exaggerated. That’s according to a statement issued by little-known mining group Bitpico. In a defiant message that appeared on a mailing list, Bitpico claimed to