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Ethereum Mempool Size and Crisis Management
The mempool is a critical component of the Ethereum network, responsible for handling unconfirmed transactions. A high mempool size can lead to temporary crises, where the network experiences congestion, transaction processing delays, and increased fees.
To manage temporary crises, it is essential to balance the mempool size with the overall capacity of the node. A general rule of thumb is to maintain a mempool size that allows for at least 10-20% free space (i.e. 100-200% of the maximum mempool size) between the current load and the desired capacity.
In your case, you are seeing 68,000 unconfirmed transactions on blockchain.info, which corresponds to around 130,000 confirmed transactions (based on block height). With a node capacity of 49,000 transactions, your mempool is currently 230 MB (about 23% of the maximum mempool size) over its capacity.
To accommodate temporary crises, you might consider increasing your memory pool size. However, it is crucial to monitor mempool usage and adjust the size accordingly.
Here are some suggestions:
- Monitor mempool usage – Keep an eye on mempool usage over time to make sure it is within the desired range.
- Adjust mempool size – If your mempool is consistently over capacity, consider increasing the size by 10-20% (e.g. from 230MB to 260MB) every few days.
- Optimize node configuration
– Make sure your node configuration is optimized for performance and memory usage. This could include adjusting block time, network congestion settings, or using a more efficient wallet.
- Consider upgrading to version 0.14.0 or later – Newer versions of Bitcoin and Ethereum often introduce improvements to mempool management and performance.
Please note that increasing the mempool size can lead to increased memory usage, higher fees, and potential network instability. Be sure to carefully evaluate the risks and benefits before making any changes.
For a more specific recommendation, you may want to consult with the Ethereum community or seek advice from an experienced node administrator.
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