Quote from: RealBitcoin on February 09, 2017, 12:41:07 PM

Quote from: franky1 on February 09, 2017, 09:25:46 AM

easy way to achieve this, is to have a 'speed test mechanism' built into an implementation.

knowing in the code you can see the time your node asks for a new block. and when it validates the block it knows the time of that.
so it can use these two milestones to set a 'score'.
EG
if a block can be requested and validated in under say 120seconds. (2minutes) where over say 2016 blocks= target 241920score.
if the node can get a score BELOW(meaning faster than) 241920 over a 2016 block period. then it can easily handle block validation

this score can be part of the nodes user agent/metadata. thus easy to get stats of the network. to see what is capable by the nodes

Whatever you want, but it should be automated.

I would love to see an automated code, with automatic regulation functions.

Decentralization is not enough to remove the middleman. We need to remove all human interaction, and make it 100% automated.

Otherwise we get corrupted by human flaws (greed, malice, stupidity,etc..)

You can't automate everything, there have to be certain solid rules. 21 million coins, why? because it's an artificial limit we set (a rule). Same goes for blocksize etc. Rules need to be set, and to change them consensus need to be reached. As of right now, there is no way to automate the blocksize without it resulting it nasty vector attacks. That's how it is.

The only people supporting this BUcoin disaster are paid Roger Ver shills, wannabe forum shitposters that think they are smarter than Core devs yet they have no code to show, and naive clueless users that think fast, cheap, big volume onchain transactions with no tradeoffs are perfectly possible with the magic of BUcoin.