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Blockchain Technology – DeFi Adoption Requires Quick Blocking

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International companies use distributed led technology. Instead, try to improve efficiency in areas. Such as international payments and the clarity of purchases. That blockchain can replace slow paper processes and improve security.

However, many of the platforms used today are well-designed. Networks are blocked by traffic too fast. Most likely, this leads to latency problems, finally, in an unsatisfactory user experience.

According to McKinsey’s 2019 report, there are now more than 20 billion connected devices worldwide. First, everything “requires data management, storage, and retrieval.” However, the blockchain design is not equipped to handle this massive wave of data, forcing networks to maintain high speed and storage capacity.

Blockchain technology. Ensuring sustainability

Transaction speed is critical to blockchain adoption and sustainability. However, performance should be interrupted.

So far, developers have taken a two-prong approach. The activation of the Beacon Chain mainnet sets the ball rolling for Eth2 and Serenity. A full transition may happen in the next two years. However, the eventual rollout can be fast-tracked. Meanwhile, Vitalik Buterin and the Ethereum Foundation are focused on Layer-2 solutions like Optimistic Rollups says – Bohdan Prylepa CTO of Prof-it Blockchain Ltd and COO in Bitcoin Ultimatum.

Several factors can delay verification. Probably, the main reason is an overcrowded network. When more users submit transactions, there will be long lines of verification locations. This is because miners or regulators operating the network do validation. As evidenced by the publication of the public book. This means that this process reduces the risk. Similarly, it can also provide transaction speed, especially if there is a lot of traffic.

Developers are also trying to figure out how to keep blocks on the network permanently. A significant increase in storage needs can cause the network to slow down and become unstable. The protocol requires member nodes so that you can transfer and download the chain in a short time.

The blockchain trilemma is a technical challenge between downtime, power distribution, and security. Engineers can accomplish either of these tasks but must sacrifice the third.

Automatic authentication has become increasingly important for use. Because street power naming competes with traditional market solutions. For example, there is an urgent need for high bandwidth in the financial services industry, low latency networks, which may be the same as Visa and MasterCard networks’ maximum bandwidth. Which process of tens of thousands is done in a second.

Meet user expectations

Over the past year or so, we have seen several developments. Instead, they draw closer to the truth. Two examples are improvements at the protocol level, as a combination of signature and pipeline installation of block suggestions. Signature integration allows validators with multiple Boneh-Lynn-Shacham cryptographic keys to combine all signatures into a single integrated signature and send as one peer message. When you install the block application pipeline, the validator starts proposing a new block, as you can see, immediately after collecting two-thirds of the signatures. This means that the process of raising a new block and gathering the last third of the signatures takes place simultaneously.

The result of this development is a significant reduction in block termination time. Of course, it can take up to one or two seconds to activate the leading network. The two-second termination is a disturbing, fast-moving aspect of the digital commodity industry as it takes a few minutes to secure Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) high prices. Comparison: this is the speed that meets the expectations of regular users. Who uses plastic cards in the store.

Blocking Blockchain

Another solution many blockchain projects are trying to implement is called sharding. The sharding method divides the database into smaller pieces. So that the nodes can process transactions quickly and update the standard register in real-time. The reduction is widely accepted as the best solution for achieving blockchain crashes because it increases transaction value per second and requires less node memory.

Reducing the solution solves the blockchain bloat problem without sacrificing power-sharing and security. Constipation means the difficulty of getting enough memory and receiving a large amount of accumulated information.

Other solutions are also being tested, although they have not yet been implemented on the main net. Danish investigators have come up with a solution. It, therefore, includes a different level of validation to reach the end. As seen, it has been slightly aligned with the standard blocking verification process. However, this has yet to be proven to apply to the main net.

Something is needed. Fast deployment opens up opportunities for DApp developers. Maybe to create the fastest and easiest apps for real action. For example, Brian Brooks, acting head of the Office of the Treasurer, recently wrote to the Financial Times about his view of “autonomous banks.”

Trilemma Solution

They reduce the blocking time they can and should not come because of blockchain security. Solving this problem means making sure that the allocation of power to the network remains a priority. The solutions presented here suggest that a blockchain project can provide power allocation in specific areas—also, lightning safety and speed guarantee.

Due to the applications used, it is faster. Of course, the faster response also leads to higher user satisfaction and retention, which we want to make the most of using the latest Web 3.0 applications. So, wait for seconds or minutes and even confirm the transaction. Technology is becoming widespread throughout the world. Shared registries should provide compelling examples of use. Also, improve key performance indicators and increase return on investment.

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Crypto Veterans Shed Light on CBDC and Stablecoins Including TUSD, Endorsing Competition in Money Market

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The renowned documentary series “The Future is Now” has recently shifted its focus to the blockchain industry. The team produced its first-ever crypto-related documentary titled “Aligning the Future,” shedding light on the development of Bitcoin and other digital currencies across the globe.

The show stars H.E. Justin Sun, TRON founder and the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Grenada to the WTO, congressman William Soriano from El Salvador, and many other respected crypto leaders, who shared their insights on the future of crypto.

H.E. Justin Sun, TRON founder and the Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Grenada to the WTO

“Eventually we will have three kinds of nations. One kind of nation will still use traditional fiat, but some countries will start to evolve into CBDCs, doing central bank digital currencies. But we will also see some countries like El Salvador and Caribbean countries in the future that might adopt Bitcoin or cryptocurrency as their legal tender or financial settlement infrastructure.” said H.E. Justin Sun when asked about his view of CBDCs (central bank digital currencies) across the globe.

He also added that as a believer in Hayek’s theory, he has faith in a currency market that is open to entire competition and embraces all types of currencies. Meanwhile, as a veteran in digital currency, Sun believes that CBDCs can be listed on blockchains, including Ethereum and TRON, in the way that stablecoins such as USDT, TUSD, and USDC are listed, which will undoubtedly bring the growth of the crypto industry to the next level. He also pointed out that many underprivileged people are still denied access to traditional financial services. The elimination of the threshold to financial infrastructure will benefit the whole world’s population. Blockchains, including TRON, have already provided a relatively affordable and accessible gateway to financial services and are capable of bringing more convenience to users.

Stats about TRON’s stablecoin infrastructures

Another leader who holds the same view as Sun is William Soriano, congressman of El Salvador, who quoted local facts to prove his point. El Salvador is the first country that announced plans to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, a seemingly unconventional move backed by ample reasons. 

William Soriano, Congressman of El Salvador

As a prominent advocate for Bitcoin and blockchain, Soriano said only 30% of all Salvadorians, or roughly 1.2 million people, have access to a bank account. In contrast, 3.8 million of them now have access to a digital wallet, i.e., 80% of the population has already been financially included, a feat on its own.

Salvadorians using digital currencies can save on wire transfer fees typically required by traditional banking systems for international money transfers. This is due to the unique operation mechanism of digital currencies, where blockchain technology is being utilized for clearing and settlement. As it stands, blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies are helping more and more Salvadorians access financial resources and are surely gaining nationwide recognition. However, value stability is still a problem that Bitcoin faces due to its volatile prices.

In light of this, recent attention has been focused on such solutions that both enjoy the benefits of blockchain technology while withstanding price volatility. Stablecoins, as previously mentioned by H.E. Justin Sun, are digital currencies deployed on the blockchain and pegged to the U.S. dollar, lowering the entry barrier to financial inclusion while offering a solution to volatility.  

Although stablecoins such as USDT and USDC might enjoy higher popularity at the moment, TUSD is arguably the best-performing and most reliable. Furthermore, as the only stablecoin attested live on-chain and audited in real-time by the renowned Armanino, TUSD prioritizes industry-leading security and transparency.

In March 2021, TUSD became the first native U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin on Avalanche. One month later, it went live on TRON, becoming the second U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin natively launched on TRON following the stablecoin frontrunner USDT.

In addition, TUSD has been an early mover in multi-chain deployment, now supported by a succession of blockchains that include BNB Chain, Fantom, Polygon, and Cronos, receiving industry-wide endorsement. Currently, the total supply of TUSD has surged past 1.4 billion, ranking fourth among its peers.

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Pyramid Pad Announces Upcoming Token Airdrop

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Pyramid Pad Announces Upcoming Token Airdrop

Pyramid Pad, a multi-tool project running on BNB Chain, announced an imminent airdrop for its token, $PYRA. The event will take start on April 9 and end on May 23. Also, it should kick-start the project’s growth and increase awareness.

During the PYRA airdrop, every participant will get 1,800 PYRA for joining and another 200 tokens for each referral. Also, the price of 1 PYRA will be 0,014 USD. To join the airdrop, interested members have to complete the following tasks:

  1. Join the Pyramid Pad Telegram channel and submit their usernames.
  2. Subscribe to the project’s YouTube channel. 
  3. Join the Pyramid Pad Telegram official chat.
  4. Follow Pyramid Pad on Twitter.
  5. Join the project’s Discord channel.
  6. Submit their information details.

PYRA is a BEP-20 token with numerous functions within the Pyramid Pad ecosystem, including staking and farming. It has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 units. The platform will airdrop 5,000,000 (5%) of it during the upcoming event. PYRA holders can use their tokens on any of the Pyramid Pad features, such as:

  • Pyramid Launchpad – A multi-blockchain supported platform where users can launch their coins and raise funds for their projects.
  • Pyramid Staking – A proof-of-stake platform running on BNB Chain and enabling users to earn a passive income from staking.
  • Pyramid Swap – A service that enables users to swap tokens from their Private Key Wallet or Trading Account. The former provides the benefit of non-custodial, on-chain settlement. Meanwhile, the latter offers faster settlement and no network fees.
  • Pyramid NFT Marketplace – This feature allows users to create, manage, buy, sell, and exchange NFTs. 

About Pyramid Pad

Pyramid Pad is an all-in-one, multi-feature project offering numerous DeFi tools and solutions. It runs on BNB Chain and aims to become a far-reaching ecosystem supporting IDO launches, staking, and an NFT marketplace. The platform launched in Q3 of 2021 and, since then, has developed its concept, tokenomics, and struck several strategic partnerships. Recently, Pyramid Pad has obtained a successful smart contract audit from the industry-leading auditor, Solidproof.

For more information about Pyramid Pad, please follow the links below:| Website | Twitter | Telegram |Whitepaper| YouTube| Discord|

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A hands-on experience on some of the most popular smart contract platforms

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In 2021, many smart contract platforms competed for users’ attention and attempted to be the next Ethereum killer. The terms DeFi, GameFi, and NFT, have been all over the media lately, and any of these would not be possible without smart contracts. As more smart contract platforms are introduced, it becomes hard for newcomers to choose which is right for them. This article will examine some of the most popular smart contract platforms and share our hands-on experience with them.

Ethereum

Token: ETH

TPS: 10

Ethereum is the world’s first smart contract platform. Developers create decentralized applications (dApps) on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) with an object-oriented programming language called solidity. Users can interact with dApps that operate autonomously. Since Ethereum is the first smart-contract-enabled blockchain platform, it has a lot of active developers and has the most Total Value Locked (TVL) in DeFi as far as blockchains are concerned. However, despite being the most popular smart contract platform, it still has a few downsides that make us try to stay away from it when possible. One drawback is the slow transaction speed since Ethereum can only process around 10 transactions per second (TPS). The other problem is the hefty transaction fee it charges when the network is busy, in which the fee may sometimes cost more than the transaction per se.

Binance Smart Chain

Token: BNB

TPS: 60

Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is a smart contract blockchain that is fully compatible with the EVM, so developers can leverage existing tools to write dApps without having to learn an entirely new language. In addition, the increase in transaction speed compared to Ethereum is welcoming. BSC started to gain traction earlier last year, it forked a lot of Ethereum projects that bootstrapped the entire ecosystem, and in the latter part of last year, we see GameFi booms on BSC. One most notable concern that many community members have is the centralization of the Binance chain since Binance is a centralized exchange, and most of its validators are connected to Binance. Nonetheless, BSC has a unique and strategic position in the entire crypto ecosystem.

Avalanche

Token: AVAX

TPS: 4,500

Avalanche is an open-source platform for launching DeFi applications and enterprise blockchain deployments in one interoperable, highly scalable ecosystem. Avalanche is the first smart contract platform that confirms transactions in under one second with finality on every block. It provides a new consensus mechanism with an adaptable platform optimized for enterprise adoption and developer needs while solving the challenging problems of scaling and security. The AVAX rush incentive plan also ignited the whole Avalanche ecosystem last year, with large price swings in the latter half of the year. We miss the low transaction fees that Avalanche offered at the very start. Another concern we have is their failure to keep up to date with various promises such as burning the foundation’s staking rewards and the introduction of feeless transactions. If Avalanche could significantly reduce its fees and improve communication while keeping its promises, it’s still a smart contract platform worth keeping an eye on.

Solana

Token: SOL

TPS: 2,000

Solana is a high-performance open-source blockchain. It provides a platform for dApps and next-generation protocols. With its Proof of History (PoH) consensus mechanism, the Solana blockchain allows for breakneck transaction speeds, claiming to scale to over 50,000 TPS on an open network, which is said to be possible due to Solana’s novel approach.This deterministic checkpointing mechanism that is used in place of synchronous consensus. However, Solana’s actual TPS is around 2,000, with more than 3/4 of these transactions being vote transactions. The seemingly inflated TPS widely promoted to the public might reflect the questionable design of the Solana platform. Even though it was once regarded as a crypto rising star, with its six blockchain outages happening in the last month alone, Solana is facing fundamental questions about its network stability, as well as the ability to maintain itself as a Wall Street darling.

TRON

Token: TRX

TPS: 2,000

TRON is an innovative open-source blockchain that focuses on providing a cost-effective settlement solution with the ultimate goal of decentralizing the internet. The high level of scalability offered by the system and its mandate for low costs are attractive propositions for those considering taking their first step into the crypto world. Since last April, the amount of Tether USDT on TRON has surpassed Ethereum to become the No.1 worldwide. TRON became the preferred blockchain for many when transferring and converting stablecoins because of its low fees. The TRON network’s increasing dApps and NFT projects also attracted many new users from other blockchains. However, we noticed that newcomers sometimes brought up the concept of bandwidth and energy on the TRON network. Although understanding bandwidth and energy is not necessary to make a transaction, users should be encouraged to look into them as utilizing these resources by staking a certain amount of TRX would enable one to send transactions or interact with smart contracts for free.

Throughout last year, we saw many smart contract platforms rising to compete with Ethereum, and each of them has its pros and cons. There is an incredibly increasing demand for a good smart contract platform, and every platform will eventually have its place in the ecosystem. Investors, users, and developers should take a closer look at each of these blockchains and pick the one that matches their needs best.

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