Quote from: Limx Dev on April 28, 2015, 07:37:39 PM

Quote from: solo20 on April 28, 2015, 02:35:14 PM

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Notes to the MN.

In my opinion, the data volume too high.

The time now is certainly okay. But at conversions as LTC, BTC or it will be exciting.

Regards Christian

I think the new improvements from version 12 may help:

Quote from: eduffield

Development Update - v0.12.0.0

Udjin has merged all upstream changes from Bitcoin 10 into the project. This means well support much faster syncing via headers-first blocks and various other changes to the core software.
Ive been working on re-implementing the Masternode Broadcast/Pinging classes to be much easier to read and more efficient. This will allow us to finally use inventory messages for updates to the Masternode network, reducing bandwidth by as much as 80%!
The code is getting very close to the point where we will no longer require the reference node. The reference node was created in order to solve a problem dash has had since the beginning, unfair masternode payments. With the reference node, the network has round robin masternode payments, but this node is centralized and our goal is to decentralize all components of the network. In the v0.12.0.0 version, were going to run the network in a hybrid state where the reference node can be turned off and the network will enforce masternode payments in a round-robin fashion just like it does now, except with no centralization. This hybrid state will allow us to still use the reference node as a backup if needed.
Udjin has been working on improved language support for the the Darksend process, which means users mixing coins in other languages will no longer see english errors messages.