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NEO can't do 10,000 tps. The entire network has gone offline, multiple times, when handling a single token sale: http://storeofvalueblog.com/posts/a-definitive
by CryptoPunk 9y ago
NEO can't do 10,000 tps. The entire network has gone offline, multiple times, when handling a single token sale:
http://storeofvalueblog.com/posts/a-definitive-guide-to-neo/ http://storeofvalueblog.com/posts/a-definitive-guide-to-neo/
It's easy to benchmark massive tps rates on a closed testnet, as in this case of removing all safeguards from an Ethereum private network to get it to 1.5 million tps:
https://medium.com/@suchi.blackwing/cryptocurrency-scaling-ethereum-to-1-5-million-tps-cd10f5e3f7cc https://medium.com/@suchi.blackwing/cryptocurrency-scaling-e...
- fastdev 9y ago> NEO can't do 10,000 tps. It seems that the article is just referring to the same 10K transactions per second number mentioned in the NEO documentation. >> The entire network has gone offline, multiple times, when handling a single token sale Is this a bug in the protocol or is it a fundamental issue with the approach?
- CryptoPunk 9y ago>>Is this a bug in the protocol or is it a fundamental issue with the approach? A bug in the protocol.
- fastdev 9y agoEthereum was a target of DDoS attacks few years ago and the community has made several updates to improve the protocol since.
- CryptoPunk 9y agoEthereum never went offline. The NEO network actually went offline.