Block size directly affects transaction throughput and decentralization in blockchains like Bitcoin (BTC),$BCH
Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and Zilliqa (ZIL). BTC’s 1MB block size limits throughput to 3-7 transactions per second (TPS), ensuring decentralization by allowing small nodes to participate. BCH’s larger 32MB blocks increase TPS but raise hardware requirements, risking centralization as fewer nodes can handle larger blocks. $ZIL
ZIL’s sharding approach indirectly addresses block size by distributing transactions, maintaining decentralization. Larger blocks improve throughput but strain network resources, potentially excluding smaller validators. BTC prioritizes security over speed, while BCH favors scalability. ZIL balances both through sharding. Block size decisions shape a blockchain’s accessibility and performance.
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