How does the block size of Bitcoin SV compare to that of Bitcoin Cash?

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• SundaemonOct 24, 2020 · 6 years ago
  Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin Cash have different block sizes. Bitcoin SV has a block size limit of 128MB, while Bitcoin Cash has a block size limit of 32MB. This means that Bitcoin SV can handle larger transactions and process more data in each block compared to Bitcoin Cash. The larger block size of Bitcoin SV allows for faster and more scalable transactions, making it suitable for applications that require high transaction throughput and low fees.
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• KiiteJun 27, 2021 · 5 years ago
  The block size of Bitcoin SV is significantly larger than that of Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin SV has a block size limit of 128MB, while Bitcoin Cash has a block size limit of 32MB. This difference in block size allows Bitcoin SV to handle more transactions and process more data in each block. It also enables faster confirmation times and lower transaction fees compared to Bitcoin Cash. However, it's important to note that the block size is just one factor that affects the overall performance and scalability of a blockchain network.
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• rabaneteMay 18, 2025 · a year ago
  When it comes to block size, Bitcoin SV takes the lead over Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin SV has a block size limit of 128MB, which is four times larger than the block size limit of Bitcoin Cash, which is 32MB. This larger block size allows Bitcoin SV to handle more transactions per second and process more data in each block. It provides a higher level of scalability and can support applications that require high transaction throughput. However, it's worth mentioning that the block size is not the only factor that determines the performance and efficiency of a blockchain network. Other factors, such as network congestion and transaction fees, also play a significant role.
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