Well, MoonShadow, that would be true if EVERY GPU/CPU/FPGA/ASIC that's mining had a bitcoin node connected to the network, which ISN'T the case, given that most of them are connected to a CENTRAL node called a minning pool
Network total hashing power can increase infinitely without increasing maximum tps capacity.
Also, you lack reading skills as I was pointing the flaw on ThiagoCMC's statement and wasn't talking about the OP.
But given that you are so smart why don't you answer to ThiagoCMC?
Bitcoin is one of the most powerful supercomputer on Earth... Why it can not handle >1000 transacions/second?!!
Oh, that's right... transaction processing is limited by every single node capacity and not by total network power...
Too bad all the power of the "most powerful supercomputer on Earth" only goes to bruteforce the solution to a problem while being useless to process transactions...
Do I need another set of hands now?
Yes, I now need a fifth hand. Go back and actually read what I wrote before typing something else. I specificly noted that we were talking about (and likely confusing) two differnet subjects. I know full well that tps bottlenecks are related to network latency and not hashing of blocks. I stated as much, if you had bothered to read it. You have a right to your opinion, and a right to be wrong, but continue to be an ass and I may just choose to exercise my privilages.
