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Radix Founder: 'How We Will Achieve 1 Million+ TPS with Only Community Hardware' - Dan Hughes
This discussion with Dan Hughes, the founder of Radix, goes into the intricacies of achieving linear scalability in distributed ledger networks. Dan shares insights into his journey from working in mobile telecoms and games development to revolutionizing DLT scalability. The conversation highlights the Cassandra test network's role in demonstrating Radix's capabilities, emphasizing a public test aiming for 1 million+ transactions per second using community-powered hardware. This discussion also explores the distinctions between atomic composability and commitment in the context of sharding, addressing the challenges of state bloat, privacy, validator sharding models, and the future roadmap towards the Xi'an network after Babylon. The dialogue encapsulates Radix's mission to provide a scalable, efficient, and decentralized blockchain network, contrasting it with existing L1 and L2 solutions.
0:00 Introduction
03:07 Dan Hughes Shares His Journey
10:49 Deep Dive into Cerberus Consensus Protocol and Cassandra Test Network
15:59 Understanding Atomic Composability and Commitment in Sharded Networks
16:01 The Technical Nuances of Atomic Composability and Commitment
20:24 The Importance of Atomic Commitment in Blockchain Networks
24:06 Balancing Safety and Liveness in Consensus Protocols
31:33 Cassandra Network: Building Towards a Scalable Future
36:05 Addressing the Challenges and Future of Cassandra Network
38:28 Transitioning to a Decentralized Network with Thousands of Validators
40:16 Validator Dynamics and Decentralization
40:33 Exploring Decentralization and Validator Dynamics
41:41 Understanding Consensus Protocols and Sharding Models
44:33 Addressing State Bloat and Historical Data Storage
47:39 Comparing Throughput in Sharded vs. Unsharded Networks
50:18 Integrating Zero Knowledge Technology with Radix
59:20 Braided Shards and Network Finality Insights
01:06:19 Closing Remarks
Follow Laura & Sooraj:
/ dimoneymindset / soorajksaju
Connect with the guest:
Dan Huges:
/ fuserleer
Learn more about Cassandra Test Network:
https://x.com/fuserleer/status/178851...https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...
Learn more about Radix Network:
/ radixdlt https://www.radixdlt.com/
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By Laura and SoorajThis discussion with Dan Hughes, the founder of Radix, goes into the intricacies of achieving linear scalability in distributed ledger networks. Dan shares insights into his journey from working in mobile telecoms and games development to revolutionizing DLT scalability. The conversation highlights the Cassandra test network's role in demonstrating Radix's capabilities, emphasizing a public test aiming for 1 million+ transactions per second using community-powered hardware. This discussion also explores the distinctions between atomic composability and commitment in the context of sharding, addressing the challenges of state bloat, privacy, validator sharding models, and the future roadmap towards the Xi'an network after Babylon. The dialogue encapsulates Radix's mission to provide a scalable, efficient, and decentralized blockchain network, contrasting it with existing L1 and L2 solutions.
0:00 Introduction
03:07 Dan Hughes Shares His Journey
10:49 Deep Dive into Cerberus Consensus Protocol and Cassandra Test Network
15:59 Understanding Atomic Composability and Commitment in Sharded Networks
16:01 The Technical Nuances of Atomic Composability and Commitment
20:24 The Importance of Atomic Commitment in Blockchain Networks
24:06 Balancing Safety and Liveness in Consensus Protocols
31:33 Cassandra Network: Building Towards a Scalable Future
36:05 Addressing the Challenges and Future of Cassandra Network
38:28 Transitioning to a Decentralized Network with Thousands of Validators
40:16 Validator Dynamics and Decentralization
40:33 Exploring Decentralization and Validator Dynamics
41:41 Understanding Consensus Protocols and Sharding Models
44:33 Addressing State Bloat and Historical Data Storage
47:39 Comparing Throughput in Sharded vs. Unsharded Networks
50:18 Integrating Zero Knowledge Technology with Radix
59:20 Braided Shards and Network Finality Insights
01:06:19 Closing Remarks
Follow Laura & Sooraj:
/ dimoneymindset / soorajksaju
Connect with the guest:
Dan Huges:
/ fuserleer
Learn more about Cassandra Test Network:
https://x.com/fuserleer/status/178851...https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...
Learn more about Radix Network:
/ radixdlt https://www.radixdlt.com/
🔗 Subscribe to our newsletter, Just The Metrics: Stay ahead in the Web3 space with our free newsletter, packed with insightful content.:
https://justthemetrics.beehiiv.com/
#JustTheMetrics #tech #blockchain #adoption #web3 #crypto #radix #ethereum #evm
This is no financial advice. This channel is strictly educational.