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blog.lambdaclass.com | ||
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preethikasireddy.com
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| | | | | "Blockchains don't scale." You've probably heard this a million times. A couple years ago, it felt like a real threat to the industry. How can we bank the unbanked if we can't even process 15 transactions per second?But big problems fuel innovation. And blockchain scalability was a big problem. It quickly caught the attention of engineers and scientists, and, fast forward to today, we're getting more and more confident that blockchains can scale. | |
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blog.ethereum.org
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pod.network
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| | | | | We have been lied to. Consensus, or global transaction ordering, is not necessary to build peer-to-peer payments. | |
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blog.usv.com
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| | | Over the last decade, there has been a proliferation of new blockchains and onchain assets. This trend is just accelerating as our online world is increasingly built on blockchain rails. Today, creating new chains and tokens is cheaper, faster, and safer than ever. While this fragmentation of chains and assets has enabled diversity and scale in the blockchain ecosystem, it has also made development across it complex. A future of hundreds of chains - each with their own unique assets - require... | ||
