The controversial team behind several Bitcoin 'Stress Tests' has confirmed that it will move ahead with its biggest test date.Speaking at CoinDesk, CoinWallet CEO James Wilson said that the test - which can be used for a 30-day transaction - will be executed on Thursday at 10 pm (GMT) next week.The mysterious group, which shows its work as a strict but necessary protest for Bitcoin XTees, some users have been criticized for a "riot" of a live network worth billions of dollars.The first test in June, which was aimed to fill the block in the thousands of small transactions of 105 BTCs, before its server crashed, it reached only 15% of its 200 meters target.
Left wait
Although Wilson is not specific in the next week's exam, he took credit for mobility on yesterday's network - running a clear trial that sees the uncertain transaction of network pills until May 50th.He said the group has paid 5 times the standard fee - BTC - in 0.20005 KB, giving the network priority for its transaction and "leaving others waiting". Not all mine receives enthusiasm, with some of the coins missing in CoinWallet's transactions despite some high currency. Wilson, who arranged these works as a form of censorship, said:
"Today's miners can avoid over-paying spam transactions (although these categories are ridiculous, transactional transactions), but they can start gambling transactions tomorrow or use similar filters for rival attacks."
During the development of Bitcoin, there comes a high charge during testing. After the release of Bitcoin XT, the main developer and contributor of the currency can not reach consensus on how to scale Bitcoin - and in what process it will have to sacrifice - as it brings the so-called 'power cliff'Jeff Garazic's BIP 100 offer has increased with Bitcoin's biggest mining, wallet and other consumer services, below BIP 101, which gives mine workers the ability to take less decisions. This week, a workshop in Montreal was arranged, two days after the Sinnavallet exam.