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Last week was big for Bitcoin mining decentralization. Congrats to GoMining for mining the first ever Stratum V2 block on DMND. Decentralizing Bitcoin mining is a core tenet of our mission at OCEAN and we're glad to see other protocols joining DATUM in that mission. A brief history below 👇

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