Steward of blockchain scaling through modularity. SKALE Labs co-founder and CEO. Humble servant of the SKALE Network. Ethereum supporter.
Jun 13, 2022 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
1/ Note to the SKALE Community:
While there is turmoil at the macro level, we will keep building. This is not our first cycle. We're prepared and will not stop launching and growing the ecosystem.
I'm more excited than every about this ecosystem and what is being built.
2/ Winning teams have a long-term focus. There are so many committed people working on SKALE from so many teams.
Each partner/dApp/contributor/validator I speak with knows that this is the beginning and has a long-term focus.
Jun 1, 2022 • 18 tweets • 4 min read
1 - There has been a lot of chat lately on CT about modular vs monolithic blockchains. SKALE has been building modular, configurable, elastic blockchains since 2018. I don't think there is much clarity as to what is a modular blockchain is, so I'm going to take a cut at it.
3 - Modularity is a system property which measures the degree to which densely connected compartments within a system can be decoupled into separate communities or clusters which interact more among themselves rather than other communities. (ty wikipedia and science direct)
After many years of intense work and engineering SKALE V2 is here. Interconnected multichain networks are where the market is going. While other chains are announcing we are deploying. Let’s keep the positive vibes going!
2 - There are a lot of moving parts and dependencies in the V2 rollout phases. We are ultimately working to a point of having a robust ecosystem anchored by hubs, dApp chains, marketplaces, and partner integrations. There are phases in implementation.
May 2, 2022 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
1 - As Web3 grows, so do the needs of large projects. SKALE is purpose-built to help projects like @yugalabs run their own blockchain without needing to set up their own validator network or POS currency/economics with pooled security and a tight+friendly connection with Ethereum
2 - Large projects do not want to share capacity or compute but they do like pooled security. They may want to run their own chain, but would have to deal with the massive task of setting up an entire blockchain network and also risk having limited stake securing their chain
Jan 22, 2022 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
1/ The one certain thing about markets is that they have cycles. The best projects are ready for this and build through the downturns. Lemons turn into lemonade for prepared teams with longterm vision, strong cash positions, and committed communities + core teams
2/ These cycles hurt, but they should be expected. It is not a matter of if, but when. This means opportunity for those that are prepared and have the right perspective