all these projects.... 500 satoshi will be yesterday's memory. 

Last time with the mandatory update the seeds where set still one by one. And after the change started up again. It was safe to do.

Now with the high hashrate on the network (15 GH/s-20GH/s), maybe it is the safest way to do it again that way. It is not the simplest way as I understand, but the safest as it seems.

I am not an expert, but I read somewhere (see quote below) that with high hashrate on the network, it maybe is harder to fork in a normal way. Is that true?
Maybe something to talk about by the experts, while there is enough time for that.

(Could be a non-issue, but just bringing it up, so we don't overlook that)

From another forum:

funny? it was a serieus question grrr 

Does anybody here know what the maximum size of a blockchain can be?, can one be for example 50TB?. Thanks!

Bitcoin's blockchain is that big because there are images of Mandela and others on the chain for some reason, I read that somewhere. If we don't mess with the blockchain it won't be that big, it would and should be easy to store the entire synced wallet on a 4 or 8GB flashdrive.

Thanks for the info @Fuse and @Roel!. I am working on something very interesting, a new revolutionary use for the blockchain technology in remote sensing and image processing.

IIRC theoretically there's no limit, except physical and logical storage limits. I think 16TB is a typical limit for NTFS, not sure for other storage types.

fat32 4 gig
fat16 2 gig

NTFS max? more than 1tb  , but the max for a program is 2 gig

ntfs 16tb?

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