Percentage of SegWit addresses these days
I was wondering if there's truth to the data I saw (with a quick search), that close to 100%, or SegWit addresses are in the high 90s % already. Because my main fiat on ramp (in the Philippines) to buy Bitcoin still cannot send to a SegWit address, and so I had to create a nested segwit/BIP-49 address to receive the Bitcoin I take off that exchange. What's your experience? #askNostr
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2023-11-25 05:48:22
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