What to Expect When You're Expecting 2.0
Launch readiness notes and FAQ
Dynamic Fee Markets
In many networks, fee markets are a resolution mechanism intended to solve spam and/or prioritize (or permit inclusion) ordering of transactions. This is largely due to the limitations of a block chain design which incorporates transactions into the blocks of the network, which must be broadcasted in whole, and becomes a forcing function to limit the size of the block (or factor it in). Quilibrium's scalability design does not suffer from these conditions – spam isn't free anyway, transaction o
Dynamic Fee Markets
In many networks, fee markets are a resolution mechanism intended to solve spam and/or prioritize (or permit inclusion) ordering of transactions. This is largely due to the limitations of a block chain design which incorporates transactions into the blocks of the network, which must be broadcasted in whole, and becomes a forcing function to limit the size of the block (or factor it in). Quilibrium's scalability design does not suffer from these conditions – spam isn't free anyway, transaction o
One Ring to Prove them All
Making the concept of prover rings feel less like mathematical Elvish and more like plain English
One Ring to Prove them All
Making the concept of prover rings feel less like mathematical Elvish and more like plain English
Fireside Chat: PoMW, Multiproofs, and 1.4.19
Previously, in Proof of Meaningful Work, we reviewed the justifications for the novel consensus mechanism, and the formula regarding its tokenomics. ...
Fireside Chat: PoMW, Multiproofs, and 1.4.19
Previously, in Proof of Meaningful Work, we reviewed the justifications for the novel consensus mechanism, and the formula regarding its tokenomics. ...
Quil Builder's Guide
One particular question I've gotten from people excited about Quilibrium is usually followed by another: "What can I build on it?" and then "How can I build on it?" I intend this guide to answer both questions, but it starts with the same answer I've given since I started work on the latest iteratio
Quil Builder's Guide
One particular question I've gotten from people excited about Quilibrium is usually followed by another: "What can I build on it?" and then "How can I build on it?" I intend this guide to answer both questions, but it starts with the same answer I've given since I started work on the latest iteratio
