Real scalability test isn’t just speed, it’s whether the network can handle massive activity without making participation expensive or impractical @Dusk
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#dusk $DUSK @Dusk Last Night, While copying a lot of files together on an old laptop, I thought of somthing again. Hmm, doing one thing quickly and handling many things at the same time are not the same thing. At first, everything is fine, but when the pressure increases, you understand where the problem is. It's something to think about! Yes, it's the same thing in blockchain. It's not difficult to do a few transactions quickly. But if you have to process thousands of bonds, shares and general transactions at the same time, then both throughput and transaction fees become important - yes, they really are. That's where my interest in Dusk's Lightspeed comes in. It is a Layer-2 scaling solution, which aims to provide very fast settlement on @Dusk 's main network and reduce transaction costs as much as possible. The issue of maintaining compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem is also quite important, because in the case of institutional adoption, it is not an easy task to build a new infrastructure and get everyone used to it from scratch. But this division is newly apparent to me. Oh Yes, listen, there is another small but important issue. Dusk is working on Kadcast P2P protocol and Succinct Attestation, which can reduce network bandwidth usage by 25% to 50%. This can also reduce the cost of running a validator. But I wonder, if a bank or financial institution wants to be a validator, do they have to set up a separate, massive hardware setup? And if the answer is no, then scalability is not just about fast transactions. It also makes it easier to participate in the network. For me, this is probably the real test of scalability. Hmm, Really This is where @Dusk is becoming the center of attention for me🚀 $DUSK #dusk
#UniswapLabs You know🙋♀️ According to the latest protocol update from Uniswap Labs, Permissioned Pools are now a new hook standard for Uniswap v4. This will allow asset trading based on specific conditions or permissions. What is interesting to me here is that there is an attempt to combine permissioned infrastructure with permissionless AMM architecture. This type of design could become important, especially as regulated asset markets grow.
#solana $SOL Solana’s recent official news feed has revealed a significant change in network performance. The plan is to reduce the current 400ms slot time to 200ms. It’s not just about transaction speed; it also aims to improve network capacity and responsiveness. This update shows that infrastructure optimization is still a big priority for Solana. And Solana’s July ecosystem roundup shows that new issuer-backed shares have been added to the tokenized equity market and the use of 24/7 trading is increasing. The Solana ecosystem also saw tokenized equity activity during SK Hynix’s $26.5 billion Nasdaq offering. Shares from Robinhood, Strategy, and Intel have also arrived on various platforms in the ecosystem. The main focus here is on increasing the use of blockchain-based capital market infrastructure.