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== 15 Second Blocks ==
  
 
DigiByte has the fastest block speed of any public UTXO blockchain in the world today with 15 second block timings.
 
DigiByte has the fastest block speed of any public UTXO blockchain in the world today with 15 second block timings.
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== Early SegWit Implementation ==
  
 
Segregated witness allows for several innovations to occur on top of the DigiByte blockchain such as cross chain transactions and single confirmation transactions.
 
Segregated witness allows for several innovations to occur on top of the DigiByte blockchain such as cross chain transactions and single confirmation transactions.
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== Blockchain Rigidity ==
  
 
DigiByte transactions, unlike other transactions on other blockchains, are limited in size and scope to increase speed, efficiency, and throughput. Most importantly this maintains security.
 
DigiByte transactions, unlike other transactions on other blockchains, are limited in size and scope to increase speed, efficiency, and throughput. Most importantly this maintains security.

Revision as of 10:57, 20 July 2019

15 Second Blocks

DigiByte has the fastest block speed of any public UTXO blockchain in the world today with 15 second block timings.

 

Early SegWit Implementation

Segregated witness allows for several innovations to occur on top of the DigiByte blockchain such as cross chain transactions and single confirmation transactions.

 

Blockchain Rigidity

DigiByte transactions, unlike other transactions on other blockchains, are limited in size and scope to increase speed, efficiency, and throughput. Most importantly this maintains security.