Definition ∞ Scalable Protocols are designed to handle a growing volume of transactions and users without compromising performance or increasing costs. These protocols achieve higher throughput and faster confirmation times, which are essential for widespread adoption of blockchain technology. They address limitations in older network designs that struggled with network congestion.
Context ∞ The pursuit of Scalable Protocols is a primary objective for many blockchain networks aiming for mass adoption. Current news frequently covers upgrades and new layer-two solutions designed to improve transaction processing capacity. Discussions also center on the trade-offs between scalability, decentralization, and security, as different approaches offer varying benefits and challenges for network participants.
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