Zuncay ( Doris) (✱,✱) ✓

[video] Thursday nights with Sentient Vietnam Karaoke Night are always a highlight of my week. After days filled with work and everything happening in Web3, it's the perfect time to relax, enjoy great music, and connect with amazing friends in the community. Last night, I had the

[video] Another Thursday night, another beautiful Karaoke Night with @SentientAGI_ Vietnam! Tonight, I had the chance to sing three songs: Giấc Mơ Trưa, Chị Tôi, and Cô Bé Mùa Đông. 🎶 I didn’t win the $10 prize tonight, but honestly, that’s not what matters most to me. Being able

[image] Ethereum scaling isn’t only about execution or bigger blob capacity. There’s another bottleneck that deserves more attention: how fast can the network actually move data between validators? That’s where @get_optimum is interesting. On Hoodi, Optimum is testing mump2p across 30

[video] How does faster propagation change validator economics? Case Study: @get_optimum ✸ More validators receive block data sooner ✸ Fewer delays reduce the odds of missed attestations ✸ Less redundant traffic means bandwidth is used more efficiently ✸ Better connected

[image] Happy Monday, everyone! A new week begins, and I hope it brings positive energy, meaningful connections, and great opportunities to all of us. Thank you to @get_optimum for hosting such a wonderful Global Karaoke Night yesterday. Although I was unable to perform the song I had

[image] Can more nodes make blockchain propagation cheaper, not slower? Case Study: @get_optimum Flexnodes ✸ Flexnodes grew 6,700 → 38,700 ✸ Community nodes contribute coding capacity ✸ RLNC sends innovative packets, not repeated copies ✸ Validators need enough independent packets

[video] Blockchain scaling has a networking problem hiding beneath the throughput debate 1. Bigger blocks mean more data to propagate 2. More validators mean more paths and more duplicate messages 3. Global participation means packet loss and uneven latency are unavoidable