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How Parallelized State Execution Unlocks Transactional Throughput at Scale | Logan Jastremski
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Quick takeaways
- High throughput blockchains are essential for crypto mainstream adoption due to their ability to address limitations of low throughput chains like Ethereum.
- High throughput blockchains leverage parallel processing and granular fee markets to significantly increase transaction throughput and provide better control over transaction costs.
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High Throughput Blockchains and the Need for Scale
High throughput blockchains like Solana, Aptos, Sui, Monad, and Celestia are seen as the future of blockchain scalability. These blockchains offer significantly higher transaction throughput compared to low throughput chains like Ethereum. The key driving force behind the need for high throughput is the goal of achieving mass adoption. Low throughput chains like Ethereum suffer from congestion issues, expensive fees, and limited scalability. High throughput blockchains are designed to address these limitations by providing faster transaction processing and higher capacity for data transfer. The goal is to enable real-world use cases and applications on the blockchain that are not possible with low throughput chains. High throughput blockchains offer the potential for new applications and improved user experiences, paving the way for broader adoption of blockchain technology.
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