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Refer to actual block size in sigops limit#20
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For compatibility with peers that may not be observing BIP100, the scaled sigops limit will refer to actual block size rather than hardLimit.
This was referenced Mar 23, 2017
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For compatibility with peers that may not be observing BIP100 per se, but have manually configured themselves to track along, the scaled signature hashing operations limit will refer to actual block size rather than hardLimit.
The effect is that a block sufficiently smaller than hardLimit doesn't get as much higher sigops density as before.