Sharding explained in a few sentences:
Although Danksharding has “sharding” in its name, it processes blob data rather than transaction execution. Its core purpose is to provide cheaper data space for Rollups.
A common approach is to randomly assign validators to each shard at regular intervals, making it difficult for attackers to concentrate their power on a particular shard in advance.
When transferring funds on a sharded public blockchain, keep an eye on the confirmation progress in your wallet. Cross-shard transfers may take a little longer than regular transactions.
$NEAR 3.469（-3.53%）
Although Danksharding has “sharding” in its name, it processes blob data rather than transaction execution. Its core purpose is to provide cheaper data space for Rollups.
A common approach is to randomly assign validators to each shard at regular intervals, making it difficult for attackers to concentrate their power on a particular shard in advance.
When transferring funds on a sharded public blockchain, keep an eye on the confirmation progress in your wallet. Cross-shard transfers may take a little longer than regular transactions.
$NEAR 3.469（-3.53%）
