Reaching instant 27ms validation on Bitcoin will take 17 GPU years of compute power
Hazync’s developer reports millisecond verification for blocks 1 through 1,789, while the full-chain proving campaign remains unfinished. The post Reaching instant 27ms validation on Bitcoin will take 17 GPU years of compute power appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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