Been belatedly reading a bit about blockchain. Had previously just assumed it was the greatest thing since sliced bread (see hype surrounding bitcoin) but now I understand that there are big issues around scalability related to processing speed. This would seem to have been a bit predictable ie that requiring all transactions to be verified on all computers would slow things down as connections increased. This gives decentralization and security but not scalability, and one or other or both have to be traded off for scalability. So my questions, does Yojee have to solve this problem by itself in order to get traction? Or is there other hope? And could Yojee's system select just a subset of computers for a particular transaction?
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