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Some stats: First 100k blocks, including processing: at ~13.8M range, without block processing however With block processing it drops to 12-16bps |
To be heavily cleaned up, very quick version to make a streaming version work instead of the previous version which would do batches of 8192.
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Improved version of #2910 where we no longer download and process blocks per 8192 but instead have a more streaming approach of downloading and processing blocks which should allow for more consistent bandwidth usage (well, not fully as it still relies on synchronous block processing).