Technical principles | What does “data availability” mean, and why is it so important for scaling?
DAS is generally used in conjunction with erasure coding: data is encoded into redundant versions, and the full data can be reconstructed as long as enough pieces are obtained.
“Data availability” and “permanent data storage” are not 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 providing data availability.
Don’t invest borrowed money—the stress can push you into making bad decisions.
#TIA
DAS is generally used in conjunction with erasure coding: data is encoded into redundant versions, and the full data can be reconstructed as long as enough pieces are obtained.
“Data availability” and “permanent data storage” are not 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 providing data availability.
Don’t invest borrowed money—the stress can push you into making bad decisions.
#TIA