[zeromq-dev] Bitcoin still using ZMQ?
Alex
alex at lxer.eu
Thu Dec 3 17:51:26 CET 2020
Yes, Bitcoin still uses ZMQ.
At least, Bitcoin-Core (most common implementation) is, but some other implementations do not use it. I think it uses version 4.0.0 now.
When building from source it can be disabled.
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