How to Increase the Transactions Per Second That Block Chain Can Handle Without Increasing the Cost for End Users to Validate All the Transactions

Most blockchains, as we know them, are monolithic in nature. Nodes take care of its three core functions; consensus, data availability, settlement and execution. In contrast, modular blockchains are fundamentally different – each layer of the stack specializes in one or many of its functions. Soon, anyone will be able to deploy their own blockchain.

Having co-founded Celestia, the world’s first modular blockchain network, our third DISRUPTORS guest, hacktivist Mustafa Al-Bassam shares his vision of sovereign communities and how he invented a clever hack to widely redistribute power.

Show Notes:

(00:00:00) – Introduction.

(00:02:13) – Hacktivism and power redistribution.

(00:07:20) – Bitcoin and blockchain scalability.

(00:25:27) – The rise of the modular blockchain.

(00:39:21) – Sovereignty in modularity.

(00:51:57) – Q&A.

Resources:

• Mustafa’s Twitter
• Celestia Twitter
• Celestia Website

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