Sentences with phrase «higher transaction capacity»

Alternatives to bitcoin have picked up the slack in recent months, as investors continue to be drawn to assets with higher transaction capacity.

Bitcoin Cash is a fork of the Bitcoin blockchain which accepts much larger blocks of transactions, intended to provide the Bitcoin network with higher transaction capacity.

Bitcoin Cash offers higher transaction capacities and a new governance model.

Not exact matches

Merchants with low average tickets totals or low transaction volume have a greater capacity to wait, whereas high ticket and high volume merchants may have less chargeback tolerance and can not afford to wait.

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They include enacting the nation's toughest assault weapons ban, closing the gun show loophole that allows private transactions without a background check and banning high capacity magazines.

Small stocks by definition have much lower trading capacity and, correspondingly, much higher transaction costs.

These include weak capital markets; immature EE markets and supply chains; low energy prices; lack of information and awareness; high transaction costs; inadequate governance capacity; lack of consensus on best practices; sovereign risk; and institutional fragility.

With nine leading law firms in Asia, we aim to offer the highest standards of service to clients and collectively have the capacity to handle the most complex regional cross-border transactions.

Dr. Craig Wright, chief scientist of blockchain technology and research development group nChain, lauded the initiative for seeking «to achieve a truly decentralized, peer - to - peer electronic cash with higher, more efficient transaction capacity.»

After years of debate over Bitcoin's effective transaction capacity limit, the plan for capacity increases that has gained the highest level of support from current Bitcoin Core contributors, bitcoin wallet providers and bitcoin miners was put forth by Blockstream CTO and Bitcoin Core contributor Gregory Maxwell in December of 2015.

Australian academic and inventor Dr. Craig Wright recently lauded the initiative for seeking «to achieve a truly decentralized, peer - to - peer electronic cash with higher, more efficient transaction capacity.»

This new cryptocurrency rose following the hard fork of the underlying Blockchain technology as cryptocurrency users nurtured different opinions in regard to Blockchain's capacity which was having a tough time coping up with the record high Bitcoin transaction times.

However, I applaud the efforts of whoever is behind Bitcoin Cash to achieve a truly decentralized, peer - to - peer electronic cash with higher, more efficient transaction capacity,» Wright said in a statement.

«We have been working with distributed ledger technology since 1995 and are delighted that our ChainZy architecture has been able to support these high - speed applications, with a capacity for some 25 bln transactions per day on this test rig, a trillion transactions per day is in sight commercially.

Though different in intent, both papers were focused on presenting new ideas for how decentralized blockchain networks could scale at a time when the conversation was dominating industry conversation both among major financial institutions, who are seeking to leverage the technology for existing high - volume transaction systems, and bitcoin developers, who are working on solutions to scale the digital currency's transaction capacity.

The Delegated Proof of stake (DPoS) protocol of the EOS blockchain according to the developers has the capacity of higher transactional volume throughput with up to 100,000 transactions per second.

Supporters of a block size increase say that a capacity boost is needed in the near - term to make room for more transactions and stave off what they call prohibitively high transaction fees.