Yeah for sure. I'm still trying to grasp why Hive can succeed where others have failed. When we look at the likes of say eos, the chain and transaction times / stake requirement on cpu etc mean that the cost of communication is somewhat restricting. But what happens to hive if and when we get to doing millions of transactions? 

Oh, you'll be able to answer this, whats the rough average of transactions per block produced? I remember on wls it was so low, most blocks produced went without a single transaction. I'd be interested to see how many transactions are happening here on a block average.