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i assume that 90% of the blockchain are never used
because most transactions i see (event horizon) are only some weeks old
so the full monero blockchain of currently 90GB is mostly a waste of disk space
why no lazy fetching?
let me use a "shallow clone" of the blockchain
and only when a transaction requires deeper access to the blockchain
then fetch to the required depth
and maybe later delete the deep end of the chain to free disk space
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I don't think this has a realistic chance of being implemented. It would require a lot of work regarding how this could be implemented in a secure way, and it would also increase load on the network. If someone does not have enough storage for a pruned blockchain it's best that they use a remote node.
i assume that 90% of the blockchain are never used
because most transactions i see (event horizon) are only some weeks old
so the full monero blockchain of currently 90GB is mostly a waste of disk space
why no lazy fetching?
let me use a "shallow clone" of the blockchain
and only when a transaction requires deeper access to the blockchain
then fetch to the required depth
and maybe later delete the deep end of the chain to free disk space
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: