Developers say Bitcoin Knots has functioned as a denial-of-service vector, hurting node stability and consensus. Calls grow for audits, fixes and clearer safeguards to protect the network.
Recent reports indicate that 25% of all public Bitcoin nodes now operate on Bitcoin Knots, signaling a notable shift in the network’s infrastructure. This change could enhance transaction efficiency and security, reflecting evolving user preferences within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
As Bitcoin’s Knots gain traction, concerns grow over a potential chain split that could jeopardize its price stability. Analysts warn that such a division might lead to market uncertainty, affecting investor confidence in the cryptocurrency’s future.