If every node has to verify every transaction, where is the performance ceiling of a public blockchain?
First, a definition: Sharding originated in database technology. It means splitting data and computational tasks into multiple shards, which process them in parallel.
The logic behind it: A common approach is to randomly rotate the validators assigned to each shard at regular intervals, making it difficult for attackers to concentrate their forces on a single shard in advance.
$NEAR is NEAR’s native token. This public blockchain uses the Nightshade sharding design.
Don’t rush into action just because everyone else is buying.
#NEAR
First, a definition: Sharding originated in database technology. It means splitting data and computational tasks into multiple shards, which process them in parallel.
The logic behind it: A common approach is to randomly rotate the validators assigned to each shard at regular intervals, making it difficult for attackers to concentrate their forces on a single shard in advance.
$NEAR is NEAR’s native token. This public blockchain uses the Nightshade sharding design.
Don’t rush into action just because everyone else is buying.
#NEAR