On Zcash mainnet block 3,543,405, the block production target was shortened from 75 seconds to 25 seconds.
According to NewsBTC, the NU7 upgrade activated at that block, reducing the target block interval to one-third of its previous value. The same upgrade also changed how fees are counted toward future funding, but the source only mentions “future…” and does not elaborate on the specific mechanism or amounts.
· This is a change to the block production target parameter; it does not mean actual block times will change proportionally. Actual intervals still depend on network hashrate and difficulty adjustments.
· The rules governing fee use were rewritten, but the source provides no new allocation percentages or beneficiaries; that is as far as the available information goes.
Would you first look at the measured distribution of block intervals, or at changes in where the fees go?
According to NewsBTC, the NU7 upgrade activated at that block, reducing the target block interval to one-third of its previous value. The same upgrade also changed how fees are counted toward future funding, but the source only mentions “future…” and does not elaborate on the specific mechanism or amounts.
· This is a change to the block production target parameter; it does not mean actual block times will change proportionally. Actual intervals still depend on network hashrate and difficulty adjustments.
· The rules governing fee use were rewritten, but the source provides no new allocation percentages or beneficiaries; that is as far as the available information goes.
Would you first look at the measured distribution of block intervals, or at changes in where the fees go?
