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1/ New Yearās resolution:
āØ Make trustless data a public good āØ
What exactly do we mean by that? Letās explain in todayās #fromtheArKYVEā¦ š§µā¬ļø
āØ Make trustless data a public good āØ
What exactly do we mean by that? Letās explain in todayās #fromtheArKYVEā¦ š§µā¬ļø
2/ š To best understand, we need to address the two main issues this statement is solving: First off, when working with data in the #Web3 space, you canāt always be sure that itās 100% valid.
Why? Check out this #KYVEFundamentals article ā¤µļø
blog.kyve.network/kyve-fundamentā¦
Why? Check out this #KYVEFundamentals article ā¤µļø
blog.kyve.network/kyve-fundamentā¦
3/ š Then, thereās the issue of data access & retrievalā¦
As more & more data enters the space, retrieving any specific data becomes increasingly difficult, especially when the pieces are computationally reliant on one another.
Further explained: blog.kyve.network/kyve-fundamentā¦
As more & more data enters the space, retrieving any specific data becomes increasingly difficult, especially when the pieces are computationally reliant on one another.
Further explained: blog.kyve.network/kyve-fundamentā¦
1/ ā”ļø Many projects in #Web3 aim to gain mainstream adoption by providing faster solutions than in Web2. However, the more speed, the less decentralized.
š¤ Is high performance more important than decentralization? Letās break this down in todayās #fromtheArKYVE ā¤µļø
š¤ Is high performance more important than decentralization? Letās break this down in todayās #fromtheArKYVE ā¤µļø
2/ š To be fully decentralized, a company must distribute its decision power across a network of nodes. These nodes might be across the globe, meaning if a decision needs to be made, it takes time to reach each one & gain a response.
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3/ āļø Therefore, fast speeds & security from decentralization don't really go hand in hand, making companies decide which reigns more important for their product.
After all, not everything requires full decentralizationā¦
After all, not everything requires full decentralizationā¦
1/ Happy Wednesday KYVE-ers, itās time for another #fromtheArKYVE!
Being a Web3 data lake, there are an unlimited amount of ways KYVE can help the data world evolve.
That's why today, weāre diving into KYVEās use cases, as well as what future ones might look like šā¬ļø
Being a Web3 data lake, there are an unlimited amount of ways KYVE can help the data world evolve.
That's why today, weāre diving into KYVEās use cases, as well as what future ones might look like šā¬ļø
2/ The classic KYVE use case is archiving data from L1 & L2 projects. But what does this actually do?
Our protocol opens the doors to numerous, more specific use cases for each role & sector in the blockchain ecosystem. Let's break these down ā¤µļø
Our protocol opens the doors to numerous, more specific use cases for each role & sector in the blockchain ecosystem. Let's break these down ā¤µļø
3/ One would be those within blockchain foundations themselves.
By integrating KYVE, network participants can more easily access the on-chain data in order to make overall participation easier. For example nodes can be a lot lighter, not having to store all of the data at once.
By integrating KYVE, network participants can more easily access the on-chain data in order to make overall participation easier. For example nodes can be a lot lighter, not having to store all of the data at once.
Happy Wednesday & welcome to this weekās #fromtheArKYVE āØĀ
This week, weāre taking a closer look at @KYVENetwork's recently launched protocol update & how users now MUST have new $KYVE tokens to use the network. Follow along ā¬ļø
This week, weāre taking a closer look at @KYVENetwork's recently launched protocol update & how users now MUST have new $KYVE tokens to use the network. Follow along ā¬ļø
In order to vote on proposals and participate in the @KYVENetwork, one needs voting power, which is only issued via delegation.
Through the new update, the KYVE team has worked to improve and further secure delegation in the network.
Through the new update, the KYVE team has worked to improve and further secure delegation in the network.
Before the update, if one delegated to a node and that node was slashed in the network, the delegation delegated to the node would also be slashed.
This was not ideal because we wanted the delegation to be as risk-free as possible.
This was not ideal because we wanted the delegation to be as risk-free as possible.
Introducing #fromtheArKYVE, a new series where the KYVE team will break down different aspects of the KYVE network & answer questions about decentralized data storage š
This week, weāre diving into what it means to store data with in-built validation š§µā¬ļø
This week, weāre diving into what it means to store data with in-built validation š§µā¬ļø
Before we get into the technicalities, letās take a step back and define what data validation & why itās important.
Data validation, at a high level, refers to the process of checking the accuracy & quality of data before using or importing it elsewhere.
Data validation, at a high level, refers to the process of checking the accuracy & quality of data before using or importing it elsewhere.
Why do we validate data?
The gathering, organization & distribution of data is extremely critical to all systems around us. But data collection is also vulnerable to manipulation. Malicious actors could tamper with data, compromising their integrity & accuracy in the process.
The gathering, organization & distribution of data is extremely critical to all systems around us. But data collection is also vulnerable to manipulation. Malicious actors could tamper with data, compromising their integrity & accuracy in the process.
