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Austin
Reportedly, ABC had problems processing so many tx, so the Satoshi Gun was pointed at SV nodes only.
Barricade
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Why? Was the bottleneck found?
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I don't know. Even now, there is a miniscule amount of txs on the ABC chain and up to 10Mbyte on the SV
En Fri Mand
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I can't find anything in the source code of SV that should have made performance better from the ABC code it forked from. I think the reason is that the SV network hasn't .....
En Fri Mand
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... that many weak nodes that the txs have to go through.
Simon Van Gelder
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That's certainly been an issue on this end. 5v - 0.2 AMP just didn't cut it. All nodes on PI's with crappy USB power are in reboot loops.
En Fri Mand
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I adore CoinGeek and nChain for having such good infrastructure handling gigantic blocks. Other miners could learn from them.
Simon Van Gelder
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My assumption is that most of the transactions are being generated directly at the miners and therefore don't have to propagate. I have no proof though.
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No, the Satoshi Shotgun guy starts 300(?) independent node instances around the world to send txs through, according to what he said somewhere here.
Simon Van Gelder
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Link me if you got it. Thanks.
En Fri Mand
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I think not, since you can see a difference in the mempools of the two networks on this website: https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#2,24h