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Bitcoin Matrix #243: Samson Mow- Is Bitcoin Core Losing Control? In this episode, Cedric Youngelman ⚡️ chats with Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3, longtime Bitcoiner, and a key voice in nation-state Bitcoin adoption, about the heated Core vs. KNOTS debate. If you want a clear, no-BS walk through the...

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🔥MUST WATCH CLIP🔥 "Blind trust in developers is a huge risk because developers are fallible." The Bitcoin Matrix Podcast ⚡️ #243: Is Bitcoin Core Losing Control? Samson Mow weights in on the KNOTS Revolt

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"The State Of Bitcoin Core" by Mike Schmidt of Brink "There's a paradox in Bitcoin Core in that... the code is transparent, but understanding of the code is scattered in IRC and other places" 100 slides on the who & what of the Bitcoin Core Project project.

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