Zcash Devs Eye 20-Second Blocks Days After Major Network Overhaul
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Zcash developers have proposed cutting the network's target block interval from 25 seconds to 20 seconds under draft Network Upgrade 7.1, just days after a major overhaul reduced block times to 25 seconds. The proposal follows the recent network upgrade that already shortened block times, with developers now pushing for a further reduction through the draft upgrade specification. The move matters because faster block times can improve transaction confirmation speeds and network throughput for the privacy-focused chain. What to watch next is whether the 20-second target advances through the NU 7.1 process and how the Zcash community and miners respond to the proposed cadence change.
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