kropz (@kropz_00) “We talk about blockchain TPS all the time. Higher throughput. Faster execution.” — TopicDigg

We talk about blockchain TPS all the time. Higher throughput. Faster execution. More transactions per second. But how fast does data actually move across the network? Blockchains can indeed process transactions quickly. However, the resulting data still needs to be transmitted to various nodes scattered throughout the network. Blocks, transactions, attestations, blobs, and other payloads must reach the nodes that require them. Instead of trying to boost TPS directly, @get_optimum focuses on the propagation layer specifically with mump2p, which employs RLNC as part of its approach to moving data between nodes. Because blockchain performance isn't just about how much data can be processed; It’s also about how efficiently that data can be moved.