Math & DLT researcher in #Marseille, specializing in #IOTA. Collaborating with #NFT projects at @daimani_live
Jan 24 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
I m co-organizing an upcoming workshop on DAG-based DLTs! with @luigi_vigneri and Pietro Ferraro
What follows is a brief explainer on the various kinds of DAG-based DLTs, setting the stage for more detailed explanations later on! #DAG #DLTicbc2024.ieee-icbc.org/workshop/dag-d…
DAG-based DLTs are promising to revolutionize #blockchain by addressing scalability, throughput and transaction latency. This thread will unfold some design decisions of DAG-based consensus protocols.
Oct 21, 2022 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
There is growing recent interest in DAG-based protocols for reliable broadcasting, e.g. @Aleph__Zero@aptos. There are striking similarities between these protocols and the @IOTA 2.0 solution, however, also fundamental differences.
Let me explain some of them. (1/n)
The DAG can be seen as a shared mempool. Before transactions can be added to the ledger they have to be broadcasted from the users to the block producing nodes. In traditional blockchains this is done via a shared memory-pool and only some leader is allowed to add blocks. (2/n)
