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Wrestling with the Scalability Trilemma.

by David LancashirePosted onOctober 11, 2018October 11, 2018

I’ve been thinking a lot about the scalability trilemma lately, and wanted to write this blog post because after grappling with it for several days it seems pretty clear to me that the idea is at least a little bit…

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Saito raises 2 million USD in seed round

by adminPosted onSeptember 28, 2018

Key institutional investors excited to back new blockchain capable of processing terabytes of data every day Note: this is a cross-post from our announcement on Medium. Saito is a generational shift in blockchain technology. At its heart is a simple yet…

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Berlin Blockchain Week 2018

by Richard ParrisPosted onSeptember 14, 2018September 14, 2018

Last week was Berlin blockchain week. I attended some great events including the Zero Knowledge Summit and Dezentral put together by 1kx. Notes on the Berlin Blockchain Community My immediate impressions of the Berlin Blockchain Community it is tech first, then down to business, speculation last…

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Blockchains on Blockchains: Smart Contracts on Saito

by David LancashirePosted onSeptember 10, 2018September 12, 2018

Imagine we want to scale Ethereum without plasma chains or chains-of-chains. Here is one strategy: Start by creating a Saito module that selects nodes through some algorithm. All nodes running this module listen on the Saito network for transactions that…

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Ethereum Industry Summit

by David LancashirePosted onSeptember 9, 2018September 9, 2018

I attended the Ethereum Industry Summit in Hong Kong yesterday. Left the event with mixed feelings and a few new friends, but three random thoughts to start: The calibre of discussion was high compared to other public crypto events and…

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Saito is Simple

by David LancashirePosted onAugust 30, 2018September 6, 2018

In various discussions over the last two months, we’ve noticed that some people have trouble wrapping their head around Saito’s consensus mechanism. Although our whitepaper tries to outline the solution as simply as possible (and in only four pages!), since…

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Technical Update – August 16

by David LancashirePosted onAugust 16, 2018August 16, 2018

Just as a quick update on what is happening here behind the scenes, about two weeks ago our technical team (David, Stephen and Richard) began a review and refactor of the core Saito code. Our goals are threefold: 1. Fix…

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Markdown

by adminPosted onJuly 25, 2018

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Development Roadmap – July 10, 2018

by David LancashirePosted onJuly 10, 2018July 10, 2018

In the spirit of an update: Technical Development: In the last few weeks we have upgraded from operating a single-server demo to a multi-server network with dedicated machines handling independent services like DNS, dReddit and more. We have fixed core…

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Saito at the Genesis Block

by David LancashirePosted onJune 18, 2018June 18, 2018

It feels like only last year we were at Genesis Block on opening day, rehashing the Bitcoin scaling debate while Vincent struggled to get his Bitcoin ATMs working. In the very few months since, Genesis Block has become a bone…

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Saito uses automatic transaction rebroadcasting to create a market equilibrium where the blockchain can never get so big it collapses. [learn more]

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