
Bitcoin SV Node team plans to fix mAPI’s ‘evicted transactions’ problem
mAPI (initially Merchant API) was designed to be an additional service miner that could be offered to merchants accepting Bitcoin transactions.
mAPI (initially Merchant API) was designed to be an additional service miner that could be offered to merchants accepting Bitcoin transactions.
Bitcoin uses a binary tree structure to collapse a huge set of transactions into an easily searchable path, which is only necessary when millions or billions of transactions are included in a block.
Bitcoin creator and author Dr. Craig Wright explains the library analogy and how it applies to Bitcoin and related services.
Numerous arguments abound on scaling blockchain-based systems like Bitcoin, but according to author Dr. Craig Wright, the scale or grade represents the transaction volume that the system can handle.
Bitcoin Creator Dr. Craig S. Wright has hit out again at the notions of "non-mining nodes" and "routing nodes," saying they have little purpose and play no role in securing the network.
Bitcoin is a consensus network designed to solve the Byzantine Generals Problem with proof of work. If that sounds insane, sorry. Fortunately, it’s not as crazy as it sounds.
Steve Shadders, Technical Director of the Bitcoin SV Infrastructure Team, gave his customary "state of the network" speech to open the CoinGeek New York event with a rundown of the issues and solutions.
On a day which saw the Demo-Gods’ smile upon him, Steve Shadders was able to demonstrate a 4-cluster Teranode process over 50,000 txn/s before the latency delay rose above 100ms.