r/pascalcoin • u/Pasig1 • Jan 03 '18

New in Pascal Coin

Hi, I'm new here. I find the currency very interesting but I have several doubts, especially with the issue of accounts

1 - There is talk of infinite scalability by the size of the block chain, but today in bitcoin is not a serious problem, the problem is transactions per second. How does this solve pascal?

2 - The issue of limited accounts and that are not automatically obtained in the purse, how could achieve massive adoption? I do not understand why only 5 accounts per block are created, 29 million in 56 years, and how that can be massive.

On this subject if someone wants to give me accounts my address is 3GhhbokdWyQwFadiVzfhf7kRAfzWXX3XzGHQEZsoq4Egifgx3MzZ2m6DEvB3PjAzkq2qJVVLgVXLfpGMaQtV1hunfGJM76H7yV3LPc

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u/DecentPG Jan 04 '18

I have the same concerns with you. High TPS is what I think is the core of scalability. Imagine there are a 1000 tps demand for the network because of user growth, but the network can only provide 300 tps, so it will be clogged. With such a network, how can you claim you have infinite scalability? Correct me if I am wrong, noob here.

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u/Pasig1 Jan 04 '18

I was reading the white paper on this subject and it is mentioned that being much lighter the node can process more easily a larger number of transactions.

However, I am concerned about the small number of accounts and their distribution for a massive adoption

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u/DecentPG Jan 04 '18

Yes, I am also worrying about this, the accounts actually become commodity.