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by lawn
2360 days ago
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In practice Segwit only increases the blocksize to 1.4 MB for normal transactions and theoretically to 4 MB, but then blocks are filled with special kinds of transactions people don't really use. It also doesn't really increase the blocksize, but move some data outside of the blocksize calculation to make room for more transactions. The important difference is that Segwit is opt-in and depend on usage for it's effect, while a blocksize increase would immediately increase transaction throughput to its full capacity. |
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