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I know I can't convince you. I think it's because we have different expectations for the future and our understanding of Satoshi's design is different. When t
by kylelee99 5y ago
I know I can't convince you.
I think it's because we have different expectations for the future and our understanding of Satoshi's design is different.
When the first 10MB block was created, even when the 100MB block was created, people still did not believe it.
For now, 1-2 GB blocks are created. Nothing has changed.
If a 1TB block is created and processed without problems, would it be acceptable? I think maybe not.
And even if 10TB and 100TB come into existence, there will still be people who believe that scalability is impossible. But by then, it seems that we are already using it widely.
Thank you so much for not treating me as a scammer.
PS. I was delighted to discover so many new things through discussion with you.
- rglullis 5y ago> 10TB and 100TB come into existence, there will still be people who believe that scalability is impossible. That is the best example of looking at a system as something static. Forget about the exceptionally large block, you need to measure what the blockchain is capable of handling on a long span of time. You will have my eyes and ears when BSV manages to handle average loads of multi-GB blocks during a whole day.
- kylelee99 5y agoI hope that. :)