I see that their article[1] about the size of their blockchain uses "kb" and "kB" almost interchangeably, but, for the record, they mean "kilobytes" (i.e. 22000

I see that their article[1] about the size of their blockchain uses "kb" and "kB" almost interchangeably, but, for the record, they mean "kilobytes" (i.e. 22000 bytes). That's still an impressively small number, of course, and it is below what I'll call the Watson-Gates Limit of 3200 kB, which is the amount of data apocryphally needed by all the computers in the world. [1] https://minaprotocol.com/blog/22kb-sized-blockchain-a-technical-reference https://minaprotocol.com/blog/22kb-sized-blockchain-a-techni...