Guys! Please, read this first.

"Time of a next block is determined by the time of the previous block and by the base target. The base target is a part of Bitcoin legacy that should be left behind, it doesn't make sense to wait when next block is mined coz we already know who will do it. And we can mine blocks at a fixed rate, for example, every 60000 ms (exactly 1 min). When Internet becomes faster we will switch to a smaller gap between blocks (10 seconds, for example)."

Eliminate randomness, generate blocks at a fixed rate, do it faster.

I have been trying to communicate with more words what I believe BCNext has already said. Especially when I see that it isnt impossible, I will post ideas on how I think it could be done. I have the benefit of not being smart enough to know when it is impossible. So I keep pushing at it, until maybe it just becomes really difficult.

James

I know that Cunicula proposed to use ur scheme but BCNext went another way and there was a reason for that.

I appreciate your thoughts. You spread the word.

2001 Wink

When being the key word here - it isn't fast enough at the moment unless you think the internet is just your own country.

And once again - James goes of into "fantasy land" where real things like "network latency" don't exist.

You were told the reasons - if you just want to ignore them that's fine - but you can't change facts with statements.

U'll get the reason if u dive deeper. I won't reveal it, sorry.

Aye

Agreed.