I’ve been asked about this several times, so here’s a general answer.
Data Availability Sampling (DAS) lets nodes randomly download a small portion of block data. If multiple samples are successful, they can confirm with a very high degree of confidence that the complete data has been published.
“Data availability” and “permanent data storage” aren’t the same thing: data availability only requires that anyone can download the data during the period when it needs to be verified.
$TIA is the native token of Celestia, a public blockchain dedicated to data availability.
In what context did you come to understand this?
#TIA
Data Availability Sampling (DAS) lets nodes randomly download a small portion of block data. If multiple samples are successful, they can confirm with a very high degree of confidence that the complete data has been published.
“Data availability” and “permanent data storage” aren’t the same thing: data availability only requires that anyone can download the data during the period when it needs to be verified.
$TIA is the native token of Celestia, a public blockchain dedicated to data availability.
In what context did you come to understand this?
#TIA
