And commenting
on the block size issue at a conference in London, BitFury CEO Valery Vavilov stated the «block size should be increased, but in a smart way,» adding that «the solution which was deployed is pretty good: Segregated Witness.»
Not exact matches
For those who have remained
on the sidelines, bitcoin's «
block size debate» largely rests
on two
issues, one technological, the other social.
Early reports suggest that there was a lot of constructive discussion and collaboration
on key
issues impacting the future of the Bitcoin industry, including
block size.
Also, with electorate nearly equally split over a majority of important
issues, the
size of the body matters slightly less, but a larger body is more likely to allow passing more laws since you can always trade votes between
blocks on random laws that a given
block cares less about (e.g. I'll vote for your farm bill if you vote for my factory bill).
As the chains are private, the
issue with
sizes of
blocks is removed, and security can be implemented at many different layers, including HASH - only and PKI key - level security for access to information encoded
on the blockchain.
The LuMee range for the iPhone X has solved a large
issue that had previously hobbled large amounts of the LuMee fan - base — careless placement of buttons meant that LuMee cases originally designed for the iPhone 7 range
blocked wireless charging
on the similarly
sized iPhone 8 range.
As a central
issue, Bitcoin's one - megabyte
block size limit was often insufficient to include all transactions
on the network.
At an industry roundtable in Hong Kong
on February 21, representatives of the Bitcoin mining industry and a group of Bitcoin Core developers met to discuss a solution to the Bitcoin
block size scaling
issue.
There has been plenty of Bitcoin - related drama
on social media lately, especially when it comes to
issues involving scalability (and the
block size limit).
Over the past few months there has been significant attention within the bitcoin ecosystem and beyond
on what is commonly referred to as the «
block size issue» — the
size and scale of bitcoin
blocks.
Previously, there was an
issue with these small transactions because with the limits
on block size, there had to be large transaction fees to discourage them.