What Caused the Sudden Drop in SegWit Blocks on Bitcoin?

Updated: 22 July 2021

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Blockchain detectives and Lightning Proponents may have noticed a severe drop in SegWit blocks near the end of last month. SegWit-spending transactions had reached a high of nearly 50% of all transactions, according to this tracker, but around about October 20th the rate began to drop off, hitting a low of nearly 40%. Users who

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