As we wrap up the final launch checks of 2.0 mainnet, folks have been perilously spending time figuring out optimal strategies for running node clients and clusters (which has been incredibly cool to see, personally speaking), and it has lead to surprising outcomes. While the average core count for a logical node remains in the double digits, there are some bold explorers out there who have attempted to go to the farther reaches of clustering, finding interesting pitfalls with respect to the ...

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

The design of Quilibrium makes use of a proof system that demonstrates possession of data over a consistent window of time. This is crucial to ensure that provers cannot "cheat" – that is, they cannot hold only a partial quantity of the data and/or summon those components via the protocol itself on

Previously, in Proof of Meaningful Work, we reviewed the justifications for the novel consensus mechanism, and the formula regarding its tokenomics. ...

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

This post will attempt to explain Q's underlying architectural components in terms a five year old can understand (no math, just metaphors), but we'll also step it up in accuracy to a level a high schooler could also understand (algebra, a bit intermediate but with effort can be understood). Each an

As folks have joined in the journey of Quilibrium at different times (or in the case of quite a few, just the past few days), I believe it will be helpful to answer some questions that are frequently asked, and for the sake of getting to the point, the questions will be phrased as curtly as possible

Quilibrium's mission is to secure every bit of traffic on the Internet, whether that's native applications on the network, other interoperable protoc...

Quilibrium has gained a lot of interest in the past few months as we near the final stage of the Dusk phase of our mainnet release, and by consequenc...

This is a conference talk proposal for FarCon, the Farcaster conference taking place in Los Angeles, May 2-5, 2024. For more information, see https:/...