Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
And another example of scalability is to increase the blocksize. Increasing the network capacity is far more relevant than the precise mechanism to achieve it. You don't simply get to pretend that one definition of a word you keep using is invalid.
Here we go again, no argument to refuse anything and continual looping of false knowledge. Unfortunately, theymos is too liberal and his forum policy tolerates bullshit and all kinds of misleading information.Adding more throughput by increasing the block size is absolutely not equal to "improving scalability".
There is a DoS attack vector at 2 MB that can be malicious exploited, especially by a mining cartel. It seems like you are heavily uninformed. Maybe less r/btc time next time snowflake? 
Lauda doing God's work as always.
It seems to be pointless with some people. Reminds me of Flat Earth believers or the Anti-Vaccination movement. "You are an expert, what do you know? I have a right to have my own opinion!!" You may think it scales linearly, and that's not really a good idea on its own.
Signature hashing is quadratic not linear.Quote from: arubi
imo the most basic "unit" of scale is amount of inputs and outputs that can be processed. if we want to improve how many in->outs we can process, we need to make that action of turning an input to an output as cheap\easy as possible for validators