I wrote a txbot to exercise the network and gather some information about daemon load and network speed.
First of all cryptonite transaction are about half the size of the typical bitcoin ones. That means you can have about 8000 txs in a 1MB block. Note that cryptonite has dynamic max block size so that isn't the limit.
Second: the daemon, on a reasonably powerful machine, can handle 30 transactions per second and they are digested by the network without any issue. Memory pool was almost emptied on every block found, as expected.
Next step could be using the txbot on 3/4 machines and see if the network is stable, and how the block sizes increase.
First of all cryptonite transaction are about half the size of the typical bitcoin ones. That means you can have about 8000 txs in a 1MB block. Note that cryptonite has dynamic max block size so that isn't the limit.
Second: the daemon, on a reasonably powerful machine, can handle 30 transactions per second and they are digested by the network without any issue. Memory pool was almost emptied on every block found, as expected.
Next step could be using the txbot on 3/4 machines and see if the network is stable, and how the block sizes increase.
We can help there mate ...
Though it would have to be under Centos 7 x64 - not Ubuntu.
#crysx
