This week, Kurt Wuckert Jr. returns to CoinGeek Weekly Livestream with an Ask Me Anything episode, featuring a timely discussion on the malicious attack on the BSV network in July.
The recent gigabyte-sized blocks on the BSV are driven by increased user demand for bigger blockchain capacity.
In what appears to be one of the largest digital currency heists in history, decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Poly Network lost an estimated US$600 million in digital tokens in a hack attack earlier this week.
That world record block is the second time that the record has been broken in quick succession, following a block at height 699097 containing 999,743,208 bytes.
A 58-page bill seeking to create a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets takes the center stage in the U.S. Congress this week.
The growing average block size on the BSV blockchain is a direct effect of the number and types of transactions being carried out on the BSV network, which supports both financial and data transactions.
