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I have a lot of xcm

>>55513279
>10k tps in testnet
What were the transactions, anon most tests are always with perfect data, usually it's not the case in the real world.
>the whitepaper is very easy to read
I did not say it's hard to read although I personally think the math part is retarded and unfriendly to normal people but my point is that it literally lacks info on a whole bunch of important points.

1. The paper does not specify how the number of groups (G) is determined or whether it can change over time. This is a key parameter in the system, as it determines the number of shards and affects the system's scalability and performance.
2. paper does not provide details on how shards are created, managed, or potentially removed. It also does not explicitly state whether a user can choose to run a specific shard on their local node.
3. it does not provide details on how this algorithm works or how it interacts with the sharding mechanism and the BlockFlow system.
4. does not discuss potential security risks or how they are mitigated. This is an important aspect of any blockchain system.

>since you have to validate
I never said validate, you're talking about mining and I am talking about running nodes.
>you also need to wait for blocks to complete on other chains
Usually it's around the same time as the chain you're on
>you'd either have to increase the number of hops
The horror of having 7 hops, how do we cope with just 1M tps