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Answer A: Data availability in the vProgs design
For simplicity of description I assume below any interaction is a write interaction on all associated accounts. First it is important to emphasize the following - while A,B are each sovereign logic zones, it is consensus dictated that nodes running A also at times store account data belonging to B...
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Question Can you run a Kaspa node on Tor?
Could Kaspa in full throughput run on Tor? Is running on Tor something we consider desirable?
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Answer A: Handling of Transactions After Network Partition
If the partition lasts less than a finality period (12 hours currently IIRC) then when remerged, then the effect is simply that one branch will become mostly red. Since red block's transactions are included in the sequencing, the effect is non grave and non conflicting txs will be confirmed. If a ...
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Question What is Kaspa max tps?
What is the max tps achievable by Kaspa as it is today?
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Answer A: What is "vprogs"?
There is a WiP Yellowpaper here: https://github.com/kaspanet/research/tree/main/vProgs vProgs stand for verifiable programs, i.e. programs whose execution commands (transactions) are sequenced onchain, executed offchain and finally settled onchain. It is no coincidence this sounds similar to base...
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