What is @radixdlt
Radix is basically a layer 1 decentralized protocol that is mainly focusing on #DeFi applications
$XRD also say they are a consensus algorithm that will provide unlimited scalability without breaking #DeFi composability.
a Radically Different DeFi™
Let`s start with introduction video made by @radixdlt itself
$XRD aims to to make #DeFi safe and scalable beyond limits of current congested slow chains like #ETH, and they have a cool named Consensus called Cerberus!
Cerberus is a unique consensus algorithm designed to underpin the only public decentralized network capable of supporting
billions of users conducting millions of transactions through unlimited amount of dApps.
Sounds cool!
Lets go!
The Cerberus Consensus aims to:
- have cheap affordable transactions
- Unlimited scalability to support as many as it needs ( they use 2256 shards that provide practically unlimited capacity for simultaneous dApps and users)
- ease of use to have a quick adoption
Cerberus also use Atomic cross-shard composability:
It can compose any number of dApps across shards in a single transaction.
Cool stuff and all in one place
They also have a cool feature called Scrypto:
Scrypto is an advanced dApp development language, based on Rust and it is simple to use and easy to any Rust developer out there!
Remember simple = adoption!
#Radix also helps developers to deploy modules to be reused by other dApp developers.
$XRD is made from 3 working together systems:
- Radix Engine
- Cerberus
- Delegated Proof of Stake
Radix Engine
It`s like EVM Ethereum’s Virtual Machine that represents the layer on which smart contracts are hosted.
The biggest differnt from EVM is that #Radix employs finite-state machines (FSM) to manage the issuance of tokens and also resources
Radix Engine if they pull it out as they are going now, will be a big thing in #crypto industry, a really big thing:
Token holders can also participate in transaction validation by delegating to node operators, and that
in return makes node operators share their rewards from transaction validation with them.
That`s why It`s called a delegated PoS system.
$XRD main usage:
- Staking
- Transaction fees of the blockchain
- Payment system within the network itself
They have recently introduced: The Radix Grants Program to accelerate the blockchain growth and usage. Great forward thinking!
$KAS has implemented the GHOSTDAG protocol. Unlike traditional blockchains, GHOSTDAG does not orphan blocks created in parallel, but rather allows them to coexist and orders them in consensus.
Lets dive in!
@KaspaCurrency has a vision ispired by Satoshi Nakamoto but with 1000x better speed.
I use only @PancakeSwap cuz buying, a coin like $MLT there costs like 10-30 cents, and buying the same coin on @Uniswap would cost 4-12$ in when the blockchain is not congested.