Topic: Mempool full, spam/stress test on Bitcoin this day. (Read 847 times)
Its a pool party a mempool party
Nothing. If the transactions are indeed spam, then transactions with proper fees and adequate priority will process just fine.
Yeah, nothing. Except nodes begin to crash. Resulting in the very centralization that was feared by some if we moved to larger block sizes.
Oh well more of these are expected to happen. Someone must have been doing a stress test cause the charts indicate a sharp bump and drop in transactions which is very obvious. I think blockchain.info was showing up 9000 + unconfirmed transactions, but I believe this isn't on of those worst stress tests.
a fuck that's why my transaction is stuck there forever, i got caught off guard this time, and there is written high priority
and yet many still say that 1mb is acceptable and the situation is not that bad, lol, something like this if was happening when bitcoin was well adopted, would cause major problem
and yet many still say that 1mb is acceptable and the situation is not that bad, lol, something like this if was happening when bitcoin was well adopted, would cause major problem
I smell a rat.... Could it be someone or a group of people trying to artificially bump the transactions and filling the blocks to prepare for Bitcoin Classic? Nobody has warned
of a stress test, so let's see how long they can keep this up. The last stress test cost a shitload of money and it did not last long before everything returned to normal.
Just imagine everyone pushing for 2mb Block sizes and it happening ....THEN once it's done, everything goes back to normal and we cannot even fill a quarter of these blocks.
Dude, it's been like this for weeks and today isn't even particularly bad.
Check block sizes here: https://chain.btc.com/en/block
a fuck that's why my transaction is stuck there forever, i got caught off guard this time, and there is written high priority
and yet many still say that 1mb is acceptable and the situation is not that bad, lol, something like this if was happening when bitcoin was well adopted, would cause major problem
and yet many still say that 1mb is acceptable and the situation is not that bad, lol, something like this if was happening when bitcoin was well adopted, would cause major problem
I smell a rat.... Could it be someone or a group of people trying to artificially bump the transactions and filling the blocks to prepare for Bitcoin Classic? Nobody has warned
of a stress test, so let's see how long they can keep this up. The last stress test cost a shitload of money and it did not last long before everything returned to normal.
Just imagine everyone pushing for 2mb Block sizes and it happening ....THEN once it's done, everything goes back to normal and we cannot even fill a quarter of these blocks.
ah fuck that's why my transaction is stuck there forever, i got caught off guard this time, and there is written high priority
and yet many still say that 1mb is acceptable and the situation is not that bad, lol, something like this if was happening when bitcoin was well adopted, would cause major problem
and yet many still say that 1mb is acceptable and the situation is not that bad, lol, something like this if was happening when bitcoin was well adopted, would cause major problem
Everything is fine, 1MB block size is more than enough for current usage, in the future, when necessary we will scale bitcoin, there's plenty of time. Let's make another #ScalingBitcoin conference because consensus.
Any particular reason for the stress tests? Is it related to the block-size debate?
Maybe the Bitcoin Classic cartel who's using the strengh to make us see that our current blocksize isn't enough...
Any particular reason for the stress tests? Is it related to the block-size debate?
Seems like some entity is trying to boost the blocks are small argument.
Any particular reason for the stress tests? Is it related to the block-size debate?
This depends on the filtering rules that nodes use.
Let it be full and see what happens 
Nothing. If the transactions are indeed spam, then transactions with proper fees and adequate priority will process just fine. I just want to see the effect of a rising min relay fee. How expensive is enough to stop people from using bitcoin? For rich people moves thousands of coins, even 1 btc fee is nothing, so they will not be affected. If average people is moving 0.1 btc, then 0.001 btc would still be ok (1% fee), that's still almost 10x higher than current fee
lol lots of transactions are sitting in mempool and it seems like antpool is not pulling its weight with a history of low amounts of transactions per block
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
also they are in iceland.. not china..
but wait.. where is all the racism aimed to the icelandics??
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
also they are in iceland.. not china..
but wait.. where is all the racism aimed to the icelandics??
http://wearechange.org/iceland-sentences-26-corrupt-bankers-to-74-years-in-prison/
Coincidence?
This looks a bit ugly too: https://statoshi.info/dashboard/db/transactions
lol lots of transactions are sitting in mempool and it seems like antpool is not pulling its weight with a history of low amounts of transactions per block
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
also they are in iceland.. not china..
but wait.. where is all the racism aimed to the icelandics??
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
0.0002mb(0.2kb)
0.731mb(731kb)
also they are in iceland.. not china..
but wait.. where is all the racism aimed to the icelandics??
This depends on the filtering rules that nodes use.
Let it be full and see what happens
Nothing. If the transactions are indeed spam, then transactions with proper fees and adequate priority will process just fine. What if they're not spam, but legitimate transactions?
12-13k tx pending is nothing... back in October 2015 we had over 80k tx waiting in the mempool for 3 weeks straight.
This depends on the filtering rules that nodes use.
Let it be full and see what happens
Nothing. If the transactions are indeed spam, then transactions with proper fees and adequate priority will process just fine.
Let it be full and see what happens
... Jump to: