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Nano and Hedera. Block lattice tech is very cool. It's been around for over 6 years now, but even here, people seem not to realize that it exists and is fully
by mandmandam 5y ago
Nano and Hedera.
Block lattice tech is very cool. It's been around for over 6 years now, but even here, people seem not to realize that it exists and is fully functional.
- asterix_pano 5y agoNano is a very interesting one. The foundation developing it focuses on one thing: developing the best digital currency. They don't implement smart-contracts to make it as efficient as possible for example. The feeless aspect is what makes it great but also maybe vulnerable at the same time: the foundation will have to look for external finance a bit like the Linux foundation of which they are taking inspiration.
- davidgerard 5y agoand their super-fast blockchain manages 70tps ... compare hundreds of tps on other non-PoW blockchains, e.g. private Ethereum
- asterix_pano 5y agoI believe it has one of the best TPS for a decentralised system, and this can be improved with better hardware when the need for higher TPS comes. Now, as it stands today, you can transact on Nano with a 0.4s confirmation time, so higher TPS is not a necessity.
- asterix_pano 5y agosome interesting data on that point: https://forum.nano.org/t/nano-stress-tests-measuring-bps-cps-tps-in-the-real-world/436 https://forum.nano.org/t/nano-stress-tests-measuring-bps-cps...
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y agoI have no desire to waste time and brain on "look up Block lattice tech" and I know that you tend to "take one for the team" in this kind of matter. So. Block lattice tech: real or Malarkey?