Can we prove 100k transactions per second when public testnet launches?

[xeroc]

https://www.nginx.com/blog/thread-pools-boost-performance-9x/
 maybe this tech can strengthen our performance.

asynchronous processes are the contrary to atomic processes ..

[clout]

@bytemaster can you please get rid of the reference to nasdaq transaction processing speed. even a cursory investigation demonstrates that the information you provided is false. it's rather concerning that you are creating a securities exchange without knowing much about the industry...

[bytemaster]

[member=5]bytemaster[/member] can you please get rid of the reference to nasdaq transaction processing speed. even a cursory investigation demonstrates that the information you provided is false. it's rather concerning that you are creating a securities exchange without knowing much about the industry...

Could you please provide more accurate information I can quote. 

[Samupaha]

[member=5]bytemaster[/member] can you please get rid of the reference to nasdaq transaction processing speed. even a cursory investigation demonstrates that the information you provided is false. it's rather concerning that you are creating a securities exchange without knowing much about the industry...

Could you please provide more accurate information I can quote.

Press release from 2013:

"Approximately 25 billion messages pass through NASDAQ OMX's U.S. equities and options systems on an active day, which amounts to over 1 million transactions per second in a trading day. During volatile periods, peak message traffic can be double."

Here is some earlier discussion about this.

[fran2k]

[member=5]bytemaster[/member] can you please get rid of the reference to nasdaq transaction processing speed. even a cursory investigation demonstrates that the information you provided is false. it's rather concerning that you are creating a securities exchange without knowing much about the industry...

Could you please provide more accurate information I can quote.

Press release from 2013:

"Approximately 25 billion messages pass through NASDAQ OMX's U.S. equities and options systems on an active day, which amounts to over 1 million transactions per second in a trading day. During volatile periods, peak message traffic can be double."

Here is some earlier discussion about this.

Assuming a 'message' is a transaction then 25 billion tx/ day mean 290k tx/s.

[lakerta06]

[member=5]bytemaster[/member] can you please get rid of the reference to nasdaq transaction processing speed. even a cursory investigation demonstrates that the information you provided is false. it's rather concerning that you are creating a securities exchange without knowing much about the industry...

Could you please provide more accurate information I can quote.

Press release from 2013:

"Approximately 25 billion messages pass through NASDAQ OMX's U.S. equities and options systems on an active day, which amounts to over 1 million transactions per second in a trading day. During volatile periods, peak message traffic can be double."

Here is some earlier discussion about this.

Assuming a 'message' is a transaction then 25 billion tx/ day mean 290k tx/s.

Is the market open 24h a day? You assume messages are evenly distributed to 24 hours.

[xeroc]

Is the market open 24h a day? You assume messages are evenly distributed to 24 hours.

good point .. ehm .. selling point

I found this:

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Pre-Market Trading Hours from 4:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Market Hours from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
After-Market Hours from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Quote and order-entry from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Quotes are open and firm from 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

[liondani]

What we will be testing with the first test network is 1000 transactions per second and 1 second block intervals.   This should require about 100KB /sec of network bandwidth and be viable on the simple VPS systems that we are using today.

Sounds promising. BTW how many transactions Ethereum can process per second?

Good question. I would love to know that too.

[clout]

[member=5]bytemaster[/member] can you please get rid of the reference to nasdaq transaction processing speed. even a cursory investigation demonstrates that the information you provided is false. it's rather concerning that you are creating a securities exchange without knowing much about the industry...

Could you please provide more accurate information I can quote.

Sorry didn't see your reply. I provided this link in a previous thread so I figured you already had the information http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=Latencystats