The Telegram Open Network (TON) platform claims to solve one of blockchain networks» most
challenging issue of scalability by developing an entirely new blockchain that will be able to process millions of transaction per second through the use of «infinite sharding» and «hypercube routing».
Not exact matches
Segregated Witness (SegWit) was an upgrade to the Bitcoin blockchain that is intended to address Bitcoin's
scalability challenges as well as fix the
issue of transaction malleability.
Some currency networks aren't designed to scale so much, and so rapidly while some industries are facing
challenges because
of this
scalability issue in adopting Blockchain.
Bitcoin's dominance as the world's leading digital currency has also been
challenged to due the cryptocurrency's
scalability issues, which the community clearly felt in 2017 when average bitcoin transaction fees skyrocketed to never before seen highs
of over USD 30 in December and some transactions took days to confirm.
Segregated Witness, more commonly referred to as SegWit, is an upgrade to the Bitcoin network that has been activated in August 2017 to provide a solution to bitcoin's
scalability challenges and to eliminate the
issue of transaction malleability.