Please consider reducing the block time to a more competitive time (around 1sec). This would probably also include that the latency assumptions should be lowered as well (currently 2sec). I am sure, that the consensus protocol can handle such a time and it would make the chain more attractive for developers that don't want to rely on rollups and other scalability solutions to archieve scalability. You can still prevent a fractured ecosystem of semi-compatible scalability solution like Ethereum has.
Finally, I noticed that in the CLI, WebWallet and Browser Extension, the time to validate a transaction takes almost one minute. This seems like a bug, since blocks are indeed produced every ten seconds. Please fix this, it unnecessarily slows down time for testing.
Please consider reducing the block time to a more competitive time (around 1sec). This would probably also include that the latency assumptions should be lowered as well (currently 2sec). I am sure, that the consensus protocol can handle such a time and it would make the chain more attractive for developers that don't want to rely on rollups and other scalability solutions to archieve scalability. You can still prevent a fractured ecosystem of semi-compatible scalability solution like Ethereum has.
Finally, I noticed that in the CLI, WebWallet and Browser Extension, the time to validate a transaction takes almost one minute. This seems like a bug, since blocks are indeed produced every ten seconds. Please fix this, it unnecessarily slows down time for testing.