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March 22, 2018, 12:16:29 PM |
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I've found a scalability solution for blockchain systems. The current problem is that the processing layer and storage layer are in the same ecosystem. The solution would be to separate them. Create a layer for processing so the blockchain would work with a fixed number of blocks like 1000 to prevent double-spending or network manipulation and another layer for storage of information. When a new block is mined, the first block in the blockchain is then processed to the storage layer, where the transactions have occurred. Thus, writing what is necessary in the storage layer. Think of it as how traditional methods do it except it would kind of be like "two" blockchains working in parallel.
Any thoughts?
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