Re: blockchain size and smart contract platforms: $BURST was the first crypto to offer smart contracts. It’s blockchain size is only ~7GB vs. 1TB+ for $ETH . It is also the only platform to use Proof of Capacity. Would love @StopAndDecrypt to cover it sometime.
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If you’re in Seattle and planning to attend Seattle’s first annual blockchain technology conference next week (June 5), folks representing
$BURST will be there to answer any questions you might have!https://twitter.com/hackapreneur/status/1001353329581019136?s=21 …
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First, from vitalik: https://medium.com/@VitalikButerin/because-of-ethereums-exponentially-growing-blocksize-the-bottleneck-is-not-regulated-8c0acd77b3a2 … Second, a longer reply from another programmer: https://medium.com/@gustav.simonsson/keeping-up-with-the-etherians-a-response-to-blockchain-size-concerns-a4858c2701d9 …
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FYI I'm already working on a counter-response/follow-up.
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I had a talk with this writer. There already is a block size limit in Ethereum, but it is possible for miners to raise it, so he didn't think it counted. It depends on if/when the limit gets raised vs. how hardware improves. If the limit never gets raised, this is a non-issue.
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However, if it gets raised too much, too fast, this is a big problem. It also depends on how sharding actually works. It's possible you could lock the size of the main chain and move all growth to shards. I don't think the author likes this, though.
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Centralized validators is where things will aggregate, don't know when though. Won't be the enterprise blockchain folks, people want the YouTube of crypto not Azure
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