Transaction scalability has been a hot topic of discussion in the industry for a while now, and over the past few weeks we’ve been discussing how Monad can help increase transaction processing speed (TPS).
JinseFinancePushing the boundaries of EVM performance: Innovative applications of parallel execution and superscalar pipelining.
JinseFinanceThe narrative heat of L1 and EVM is still there. Can the $225 million in financing establish a new project team?
JinseFinanceMonad stands out with its goal to be a highly scalable single large L1 blockchain that is both EVM-compatible and capable of processing over 10,000 transactions per second with a block time of 1 second.
JinseFinanceMonad is an EVM-compatible L1 chain, but with some significant rethinking around the core pillars of Ethereum. Therefore, Monad is capable of processing up to 10,000 transactions per second. Recently Monad released their devnet.
JinseFinanceParadigm is reportedly in talks to lead a funding round in excess of $200 million for Monad Labs. If this financing is successful, it will be the largest cryptocurrency financing so far in 2024.
JinseFinanceMonad, Bankless: Why does Monad have the potential to replace Ethereum? Golden Finance, Monad is one of the most powerful challengers to ETH.
JinseFinanceTPS reaches 10,000+, financing reaches 19 million US dollars: Will L1 dark horse Monad disappoint people after it goes online?
JinseFinanceAs the dominant standard for smart contracts, the EVM chain has (to date) the majority of TVL, the largest developer and research network, and an incredible community that has stood the test of time (and multiple bear markets).
JinseFinanceOn December 1, 2022, Ethereum developers gathered for their 99th Consensus Layer (CL) call.
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