It's not about miners, it's about the increase in the number of transactions. I don't know if it's some sort of spam attack or a mark of Bitcoin success.
There are days they are much more than the current architecture can handle.
Top size of mempool in the last 2-3 days was 44 MB, now it's some 33 MB. https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx
I have high hopes that in a couple of weeks, when SegWit will be actually in use, this will not happen anymore (for long time, hopefully).
There are days they are much more than the current architecture can handle.
Top size of mempool in the last 2-3 days was 44 MB, now it's some 33 MB. https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-tx
I have high hopes that in a couple of weeks, when SegWit will be actually in use, this will not happen anymore (for long time, hopefully).
SegWit will not even work unless 95% of the miner hash implements it.
One mining pool with 8% hash has stated they will block SeWit, and want BTC unlimited instead.
