Computational resource strain refers to the burden placed on processing power, memory, or network bandwidth within a blockchain system. This strain arises from high transaction volumes, complex smart contract executions, or intensive cryptographic operations required to maintain network consensus. It can result in slower transaction processing, increased transaction fees, and reduced network scalability. Persistent strain may deter users and developers, hindering adoption of a particular blockchain.
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Many prominent blockchains frequently confront computational resource strain, especially during periods of elevated network activity or when new, resource-intensive applications gain popularity. The ongoing debate centers on achieving scalability without compromising decentralization or security, with various solutions like sharding, rollups, and sidechains being developed. Monitoring and optimizing resource usage remains a key challenge for network operators and protocol designers.
PoUI is a hybrid consensus mechanism that secures the network by staking coins earned from verifiable AI tasks, resolving the PoW energy crisis and PoS centralization risk.
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