Consensus Performance measures the efficiency and speed with which a distributed network reaches agreement on the state of its ledger and the order of transactions. This metric quantifies how quickly new blocks are added and confirmed, reflecting the system’s transaction throughput and latency. High consensus performance indicates a network capable of processing a large volume of transactions rapidly and reliably. It is a critical factor in determining a blockchain’s practical utility for various applications.
Context
Achieving optimal Consensus Performance remains a central technical challenge in blockchain development, particularly for public, permissionless networks. Current discussions focus on scaling solutions, such as sharding, layer-two protocols, and alternative consensus algorithms, to enhance transaction speed without sacrificing decentralization or security. The debate often concerns the trade-offs between these three properties. Future advancements seek to significantly improve transaction rates and reduce confirmation times, enabling broader adoption of blockchain technology for high-frequency use cases.
This new DAG-based Byzantine consensus protocol reaches the theoretical 3-round latency limit by eliminating explicit block certification, drastically accelerating finality for high-throughput chains.
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