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Bitcoin’s Great Consensus Cleanup soft fork targets legacy vulnerabilities
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- Bitcoin developers are focusing on the Great Consensus Cleanup soft fork, known as BIP-54, to address legacy protocol vulnerabilities.
- By resolving these long-standing security risks, the proposed network upgrade aims to significantly enhance Bitcoin's overall stability.
- Successful implementation could also lay a safer foundation for future protocol innovations across the entire blockchain ecosystem.
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