Block height is currently 32-bit. Does it make sense to be future proof and support crazy peers that have more than 4 billion blocks?
From a file system standpoint this seems absurd. From a record perspective (assuming 1 block = 1 record, even though a block may store multiple records) 4 billion is not much.
Block height is currently 32-bit. Does it make sense to be future proof and support crazy peers that have more than 4 billion blocks?
From a file system standpoint this seems absurd. From a record perspective (assuming 1 block = 1 record, even though a block may store multiple records) 4 billion is not much.