Teranode v0.16.1-beta-4 adds CPU-assisted SHA-256 hashing and improves recovery from certain block-validation failures.
— BSV TIMES (@thebsvtimes) October 23, 2026
The hashing implementation can use supported processor instructions to improve efficiency, although the performance benefit depends on the workload. The…
Scale? They said we don’t scale?
— Captain (@bsvdrip) October 22, 2026
Lol. Liquidity pools pretty much done. pic.twitter.com/8PzpP7lBSb
This is why nobody tried.
— Captain (@bsvdrip) October 22, 2026
I’ve spent a shit ton of my own money getting this far. Further than anyone else has managed to get. The amount of fee revenue this could generate for BSV miners is astronomical.
The custodial approach was easy. I chose the harder path. A genuine… pic.twitter.com/jHGamQrvkv
The cold, hard reality is that it must be able to handle: 100 peers in a pool = 100 shards. 100 inputs, 100 outputs. Insane amount of UTXO tracking logic. Now multiply this by 1000 pools. That’s 100,000 total shards.
— Captain (@bsvdrip) October 22, 2026
That’s a shit ton of transactions.
I sent TCP/IP packets over BEEF overlays, verified via SPV on-chain the other day, in under 20 milliseconds end to end. Working on optimizing those figures. Also implemented a globally scalable BSV multicast design.
— Light (@LightBSV) October 22, 2026
1 subtree = ~1M transactions
— Teranode (@BSVTeranode) October 22, 2026
1 subtree/sec at baseline
~600 subtrees per 10-min block
= 600M transactions per block
No hard cap on block size. #Teranode #BSV
Here’s my tentative plan for closing the remaining gaps, so that we can eliminate remaining WoC / scanning dependencies across Wallet and Overlay Services.https://t.co/bbjgT7jjvA
— Babbage | BRC100 (@ProjectBabbage) October 22, 2026
🚨🚨I now propose BRC-234, a way to finally retire the reliance upon zero-cost full-chain scanning and indexing systems.
— Babbage | BRC100 (@ProjectBabbage) October 21, 2026
Today, too many applications operate under the flawed assumption that private keys alone are sufficient for coin recovery. No longer.https://t.co/iU0gy4f2at https://t.co/BhuH1X0720
Bridging sounds simple. On BSV it wasn't.
— DXS: Self-Сustodial Access To Financial Markets (@DXSapp) October 21, 2026
The stablecoins we wanted live on account-based chains like Ethereum. BSV is a UTXO network: it moves coins like cash, not account balances. The two don't fit together without a token layer on BSV.
So we joined forces with the team… pic.twitter.com/SW348ucDbZ
Teranode by the numbers:
— Teranode (@BSVTeranode) October 21, 2026
• 1,000,000+ tx/sec sustained
• 100B tx/day capacity
• 0 block size limit
• 8,578+ commits
• 19 contributors
• 91% Go code
• 9 releases
• 3+ years of dev#Teranode #BSV
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