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August 18, 2016, 09:20:00 PM |
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Nope. I'd recommend coming up to 12.1 though, 0.10.x is very sluggish checking the blockchain (and verfiying sigs) on startup, 0.12 performs most routine tasks quicker. Also, I don't believe 10.3 was ever released, so I don't think you have Low-S enforcement (i.e. the malleation "attack" would still work on transactions sent using 10.2).
When 13.1 and 12.2 are available, you need to look a little closer. 10.x will still function, but it's not operating with all the new rules in place for SegWit (once that fork activates, likely a couple of months after release). The benefits are a little more tangible, as your transactions will benefit from the fee discount.
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