Let’s talk about data availability.
Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade in December 2025 introduced PeerDAS, so nodes don’t need to download entire blobs; they can verify data availability by sampling just a portion.
Honestly, here’s something I hadn’t paid attention to before: when you see a chain claiming to offer “ultra-low costs,” ask one more question: where is the transaction data stored, and who guarantees it can be downloaded?
$TIA is the native token of Celestia, a public blockchain dedicated to data availability.
Don’t follow suit just because everyone else is buying.
#TIA
This is just my personal perspective and may not be accurate. Take it with a grain of salt.
Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade in December 2025 introduced PeerDAS, so nodes don’t need to download entire blobs; they can verify data availability by sampling just a portion.
Honestly, here’s something I hadn’t paid attention to before: when you see a chain claiming to offer “ultra-low costs,” ask one more question: where is the transaction data stored, and who guarantees it can be downloaded?
$TIA is the native token of Celestia, a public blockchain dedicated to data availability.
Don’t follow suit just because everyone else is buying.
#TIA
This is just my personal perspective and may not be accurate. Take it with a grain of salt.
