Increasing hashrate -> blocks arrive faster until difficulty adjusts -> 161 blocks in past 24 hours -> 11% effective block size increase.
@roasbeef Ah OK, I’m more worried about the present at the moment :-)
@roasbeef @gavinandresen Preferable to whom? Users don’t care about fee sniping, they just want their transactions confirmed.
We have already entered the era where exchange rate volatility results in full blocks. Mempool is currently 13MB. https://t.co/8vsxO2Xoxn
@elidourado @brian_armstrong It just might be crazy enough to work!
@elidourado @brian_armstrong I’d think the biggest challenge would be handling privacy so that only authorized users could resolve location.
@elidourado @brian_armstrong You could update your location (GPS?) with a click of a button or even set to auto-update.
@elidourado @brian_armstrong I imagine we’d want a new type of system like DNS, but preferably decentralized & permissionless.
@elidourado @brian_armstrong Also, for physical location - dynamic addressing would be nice.
@barrysilbert @coindesk How can you say that bitcoin has a “closing price” when it never closes?
@kryptokidz_ @Dashpay @Bytecoin_BCN @monerocurrency @SamouraiWallet Mixing = hiding in a crowd. Zero knowledge = cryptographic anonymity.
@kryptokidz_ @Dashpay @Bytecoin_BCN @monerocurrency @SamouraiWallet Mixing is obfuscation. It’s probably good enough but it’s not perfect.
@mikestable @flyosity @relucasz @SenatorBurr @JennaMC_Laugh Ssssh, let them continue wasting their time on doomed efforts…
@kryptokidz_ @Dashpay @Bytecoin_BCN @monerocurrency @SamouraiWallet Zero knowledge proofs enable us to sever the links between txns.
@kryptokidz_ @Dashpay @Bytecoin_BCN @monerocurrency @SamouraiWallet They are nice, but obfuscation does not offer the same level of privacy.
@MyceliumCom your testnet server appears to be out of sync
@ScouseView @RaoulGMI @alansilbert :-)
@masonic_tweets Watch out, @martindale! @ryanxcharles is gaining on you! pic.twitter.com/PtF84t600C