# Scalability

Human Network was designed to be scalable to practically unlimited users. The threshold cryptography is fully asynchronous, but for the network to take payments, some global state of payments to to the network must be agreed upon. To do so efficiently, consensus is avoided via a credit system with novel deterministic random node selection and proof-of-work-like randomized reward system.


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