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If you have been in the Crypto space for enough time, you must have seen comparison threads of various L1 Blockchains.
Sometimes these are good sources of alpha, while many times these are crafted shilling pitches.
So why another comparison? And specifically Solana vs NEAR?
Sometimes these are good sources of alpha, while many times these are crafted shilling pitches.
So why another comparison? And specifically Solana vs NEAR?
To be clear, Solana was the first L1 blockchain where I started my BUIDLing journey. Two Reasons:
1.My mentor suggested me
2.It had numerous benefits like speed and low gas
So why did I switch to NEAR?
1.My mentor suggested me
2.It had numerous benefits like speed and low gas
So why did I switch to NEAR?
You see there are some key principles that make any project a true blockchain 💯 This was termed as Blockchain Trilemma by @VitalikButerin
1. Decentralization,
2. Security, and
3. Scalability
1. Decentralization,
2. Security, and
3. Scalability
To all my #NEAR Family, this thread explains why Near Protocol is one the most advanced blockchain networks. And how it can become the future of decentralized economy.
@NEARedu @NEARmaverick @nearbigbrain @mattdlockyer @ilblackdragon @NEARProtocol
@NEARedu @NEARmaverick @nearbigbrain @mattdlockyer @ilblackdragon @NEARProtocol
It all started with a debate upon scalability of Blockchain Networks.
#ETH 2.0 wya buddy?
As you know, the burning sensation in Ethereum’s stomach created need for an advanced mechanism. This technology is called Sharding.
#ETH 2.0 wya buddy?
As you know, the burning sensation in Ethereum’s stomach created need for an advanced mechanism. This technology is called Sharding.
Traditional sharding basically treats each shard like another blockchain. These shards work side-by-side to produce chunks and nodes producing them are called Producer Nodes.
Nodes that verify transactions on a shard are called Validator Nodes.
Nodes that verify transactions on a shard are called Validator Nodes.
