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Quote from: Dump3er on May 25, 2018, 04:40:20 PM

Can you please elaborate on the question I asked in the beginning of this thread what the innovation for Litecoin Black is?

Here's a short comparison chart a Moderator wiped up real fast

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZdTwtR_S0net2iM9abTRkIX6b1dRn_PRAlnkBjo0gtQ/edit?usp=sharing

As I mentioned in the 1st Post that Litecoin Black is in fact a clone of Litecoin with the ability to send transactions faster and without having to worry about blockchain bottle-necking.

(ASICs can mine then leave and the difficulty wont get stuck like other coins causing transactions to freeze)

How do you prevent the bottle-necking from happening if in theory millions of users start using your protocol?

Litecoin's Difficulty re-target time is 3 days / 72 hours - would take a long time for their diff to adjust if a lot of miners left causing a bottle-neck in transactions

Litecoin Black's Difficulty re-target time is 10 minutes - would only take 5 blocks to adjust, allowing the blockchain to keep processing transactions

If you look at the 1st page of this thread @overlordcoin mentioned the DIFF going through the roof, a couple minutes later everything re-adjusted and was running smooth again

Quote from: overlordcoin on May 19, 2018, 02:40:28 AM

DIFF just went to the roof....

someone hijacked the coin?

Sure about the difficulty re-target issue, but in general there are limits to blockchain capacity. There can only be so many transactions in a block as of today and yet projects advertise to scale beyond the sky.

Guess we'll see how things go in the future - if changes need to be made we will make them Wink

We have yet to see a project that delivered on scalability promises Wink

I do hope that Bitcoin or Ethereum has something to show by the end of the year.