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by x-complexity
1527 days ago
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> What kind of blockchain would actually be able to deal with the expected transaction count? According to [1] Ethereum peaks out at 15 transactions per second, but [2] claims around 6.000 tweets per second on average. Admittedly, the only way to be able to achieve that level of throughput would be to require zk proofs for assured transaction finality, on top of being a Layer 2 scaling solution. Currently, that level of throughput can be obtained by using a specialized ZK-rollup network like
StarkNet [3] if it needs to be deployed right now. Otherwise, zkSync 2.0 [4], an EVM-compatible general ZK-rollup, is currently in its testnet stages & is currently the desired goal for scaling Ethereum's TPS up to the desired amount. The technology is currently still in it early stages, as demonstrated by zkSync & StarkNet, the capability to reach that level of throughput is possible. [3] https://starkware.co/starknet/
[4] https://v2-docs.zksync.io/dev/ |
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