Fix ops calculation for 30-second derivation time #5
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- Update comment to reflect that OPS=10 takes 30s (not 60s) - Adjust calculation: N days = N * 28800 ops (was N * 14400) - This maintains the intended time-lock duration with corrected baseline
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Summary
Fix the ops calculation in complex-scheme.sh to correctly reflect the baseline derivation time.
Changes
Details
The previous calculation assumed OPS=10 takes 60 seconds, but the actual baseline is 30 seconds. This meant the time-lock was only half as long as intended. With this fix, the calculation now correctly produces the intended time-lock duration.
Testing
The formula can be verified: