Скачать или смотреть Understanding Bitcoin's Scalability with Optional Larger Blocks

Scalability in blockchain can often be misunderstood. Many confuse it with the concept of naive L1 large blockism, similar to Bitcoin Cash. But that’s not the idea here. What we're talking about is an optional section of the Bitcoin network that allows for larger blocks. This setup ensures that only those who want larger blocks are involved in that part of the network.

This approach offers the best of both worlds. Users who opt for larger blocks enjoy cheaper transaction fees while those who prefer the traditional structure continue to benefit from the security and integrity of smaller blocks. It also means that users of the larger block section will operate more expensive full nodes, maintaining the network's robustness.

This flexibility in scalability caters to different needs within the community, ensuring everyone gets the functionality they desire without compromising the overall network. It's about providing choices that enhance the user experience and improve the network's efficiency.


Clip from North American Blockchain Summit 2023 @North American Blockchain Summit ‪@txblockchain_‬

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