If every node has to verify all transactions, where does the performance limit of a public blockchain lie?
When transferring funds on a sharded public blockchain, pay attention to the confirmation progress in your wallet; cross-shard transfers may take slightly longer than regular transactions.
Honestly, although the name Danksharding contains the word “sharding,” what gets sharded is blob data, not transaction execution. Its core purpose is to provide cheaper data space for Rollups.
$NEAR is the native currency of NEAR, and this public blockchain uses the Nightshade sharding design.
#NEAR
I’m just chatting, so don’t take what I say as investment advice.
When transferring funds on a sharded public blockchain, pay attention to the confirmation progress in your wallet; cross-shard transfers may take slightly longer than regular transactions.
Honestly, although the name Danksharding contains the word “sharding,” what gets sharded is blob data, not transaction execution. Its core purpose is to provide cheaper data space for Rollups.
$NEAR is the native currency of NEAR, and this public blockchain uses the Nightshade sharding design.
#NEAR
I’m just chatting, so don’t take what I say as investment advice.
