bitcoinThroughputAnalysis
Analysis of Bitcoin's current and future transaction throughput bottlenecks. (by fresheneesz)
libbitcoin-system
Bitcoin Cross-Platform C++ Development Toolkit (by libbitcoin)
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bitcoinThroughputAnalysis
Posts with mentions or reviews of bitcoinThroughputAnalysis.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-01-15.
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Future self custody road block?
I did an analysis a while back that concluded that we should be able to safely increase the block size to a degree where we can see a 5-10X increase in transactions per second in the next 15-20 years because of proposed scaling improvements and increased average machine resources.
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Why Proof-Of-Work Is A Superior Consensus Mechanism For Bitcoin
I agree. But that's unrelated to the points I was making.
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Simon Chandler's article on PoW and PoS at Business Insider is predictably misleading
Hileman is completely wrong here. Pretty sad to see the head of research at blockchain.com get this one so wrong. The choice of consensus protocol does not affect transaction throughput or "capacity" ("capacity" as far as I can tell is not different from throughput in this context). What affects transaction throughput is the size of your transaction data and the limits placed on the blocks that hold that data. You can increase the size of your blocks to increase throughput, but as a result you inherently increase the computing resources required to participate in the network. The larger your blocks, the fewer people will be able to participate, which is one kind of centralization pressure a blockchain can create for itself. Fundamentally, distributed consensus is limited by the speed of light and physical size of the network. There are many ways to increase throughput of a blockchain like Bitcoin's, but they all boil down to reducing the data per transaction or making it more acceptable to increase the amount of data allowed in a block.
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Do you think that the maximum blocksize limit will be ever increased?
I wrote a paper a while back on bitcoin throughput. Basically, we need as many people to run public full nodes as possible. Probably around 5 million would be enough. However currently we have orders of magnitude less than that. So until we have enough, we need to keep it easy to run a full node - as easy as possible.
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The Limits to Blockchain Scalability
Some really good points in there. Bottle necks are basically whack a mole. I wrote a related paper on scalability in the context of bitcoin: https://github.com/fresheneesz/bitcoinThroughputAnalysis
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Hal Finney sent this email only days after #Bitcoin was created. Mind you, a coin had no value at the time and cost $0.00. Something to think about...
If you want to discuss that, I'd be happy to. You might be interesting in reading this paper I wrote on the subject of blocksize and throughput: https://github.com/fresheneesz/bitcoinThroughputAnalysis
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Should we consider slowing bitcoin's inflation in order to reduce energy usage?
The number of public full nodes. Bitcoin still has only about 10,000 public nodes. An attacker would only have to spend $1 million per year to eat up all the public node bandwidth that is likely available. That's only $160k per month. If someone wanted to disrupt bitcoin, that's the way to do it.
- An Analysis of Bitcoin's Throughput Bottlenecks, Potential Solutions, and Future Prospects
- An analysis of Bitcoin's throughput bottlenecks
libbitcoin-system
Posts with mentions or reviews of libbitcoin-system.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
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Milk Sad: Weak Entropy in libbitcoin (bc) seed generation
Last release 2019, master branch marked as non-functional. Doesn't seem to be very active. Their homepage https://libbitcoin.info/ looks polished, but no signs of recent life. This vulnerability seems unmentioned. Well, they claim it's not a vulnerability but a demo implementation that should not be used to store anything of value. But there is no prominent note about that and some users did exactly that.
- Inflation = mass theft by deceit
- A verdadeira causa da inflação, cortesia do Banco Central Europeu. Bitcoin resolve isto.
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Bitcoin kinda sucks
"fix block reward", my god why won't the stupidity ever end. block subsidy decreases censorship resistance. https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-system/wiki/Censorship-Resistance-Property
- Crypto miners in Russia capitalize on the bear market by hoarding ASIC devices
- Anti-Bitcoin arguments
- The biggest scam is the government thinking we need them for money. Separation of church and state exists why not separation of money and state for a even less corrupt world?
- Why would any normal person adopt Bitcoin?
What are some alternatives?
When comparing bitcoinThroughputAnalysis and libbitcoin-system you can also consider the following projects:
Bitcoin - Bitcoin Core integration/staging tree
bitcore - A full stack for bitcoin and blockchain-based applications
solana - Web-Scale Blockchain for fast, secure, scalable, decentralized apps and marketplaces.
bips - Bitcoin Improvement Proposals
bitcoincore.org - Bitcoin Core project website
lnbook - Mastering the Lightning Network (LN)
ic - Internet Computer blockchain source: the client/replica software run by nodes
bip39 - A web tool for converting BIP39 mnemonic codes
nyxt - Nyxt - the hacker's browser.
Bitcoin.org - Bitcoin.org Website
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