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DESCRIPTION:Monero has a unique among the major crypto currencies approac
 h to scaling\, that relies on a penalty driven adaptive blockweight (blo
 cksize) and  a minimum or tail block reward. This is fundamentally diffe
 rent from the fixed blockweight and falling bock rewards that are preval
 ent in Bitcoin and Bitcoin clones. We will provide an overview of Monero
 ’s adaptive blockweight\, fee market and how blockweight differs from bl
 ocksize together with the dual median changes and transaction changes th
 at were introduced in the 2019 spring and fall network updates.  We will
  compare adaptive vs fixed blockweights\, and the impact of minimum bloc
 k rewards (Monero) vs falling block rewards (Bitcoin and Bitcoin clones)
  on long term network security.
URL:https://frab.riat.at/en/36C3/public/schedule/events/125.html
SUMMARY:An Overview of Monero’s Adaptive Blockweight Approach to Scaling 
ORGANIZER:36c3
LOCATION:36c3 - CDC - Stage
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