If every node has to verify every transaction, where is the performance ceiling of a public blockchain?
When you see claims that “sharding brings ultra-high TPS,” ask a few questions first: How many validators secure each shard, and how long do cross-shard transfers take?
As I understand it, sharding originated in database technology. It means splitting data and computational tasks into multiple shards, with each shard processing them in parallel.
$NEAR is NEAR’s native coin, and this public blockchain uses the Nightshade sharding design.
#NEAR
You’re responsible for your own risks; this is just a discussion.
When you see claims that “sharding brings ultra-high TPS,” ask a few questions first: How many validators secure each shard, and how long do cross-shard transfers take?
As I understand it, sharding originated in database technology. It means splitting data and computational tasks into multiple shards, with each shard processing them in parallel.
$NEAR is NEAR’s native coin, and this public blockchain uses the Nightshade sharding design.
#NEAR
You’re responsible for your own risks; this is just a discussion.