Are you tired of hearing everyone in Web3 talk about how “scalability” is the biggest problem in the industry? So were we. But instead of trying to just “build a faster horse,” Radix took a radically different approach to what a consensus algorithm should look like and how it should operate.
The result? After 9 years of focused work, the scalability problem has been solved forever.
It sounds too good to be true, we know. But check out the roundtable discussion with the CEO of RDX Works, Piers Ridyard, CPO, Matthew Hine, and CTO Russell Harvey and judge for yourself.
Learn more: https://www.radixdlt.com/radfi
00:00: 00:21 Intro
00:21 - 02:45 What is Cerberus?
02:45 - 05:10 How Cerberus works on parallel execution
05:10 - 06:15 How linear scaling is achieved and why it’s important
06:15 - 8:52 How Atomic composability is achieved
8:52 - 10:46 Matt’s take on linear scalability, fast finality and atomic composability
10:46 - 11:41 How developers dealing with sharing
11:41 - 12:19 Transaction manifest
12:19 - 16:01 Finality and User experience on Radix
16:01 - 17:16 Sharding mentality
17:16 - 18:10 Speed of finality on Radix
18:10 - 20:53 What’s Xi’an and how we are getting there
20:53 - 24:27 Why we are confident Xi’an will work
24:27 - 27:43 You can’t copy what Radix is doing
27:43 - 29:24 Why smart people in crypto are not working on the right problems
29:24 - 29:43 Closing
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