High stakes: Eth 2.0, PoS, and the future of blockchain tech
With the launch of Eth 2.0, the Ethereum blockchain’s transition to Proof of Stake has begun. But what is PoS, and why is it such a big deal?
With the launch of Eth 2.0, the Ethereum blockchain’s transition to Proof of Stake has begun. But what is PoS, and why is it such a big deal?
The Salty Saga hardfork brought Pulse to mainnet. But Pulse isn’t just one giant leap for Loki — it’s a big step towards a greener future for us all.
The Salty Saga hardfork created a 6-Loki-per-block fund intended to bootstrap Chainflip liquidity. Since this fund is no longer necessary, we’re burning it.
Without doubt, the Loki Pulse upgrade is our biggest ever blockchain update. Here is how its launch went.
The Salty Saga hardfork means the elimination of miners — so we’re redirecting the miners’ portion of the block reward to support Chainflip instead.
Loki’s Salty Saga hardfork will bring Pulse — Loki’s new consensus mechanism — as well as Lokinet name registration and other exciting changes.
Hey Y’all, Pulse blocks started flowing last week as the Loki core team fired up the Pulse devnet, over the next couple of weeks the core team will use the devnet to test the resilience of consensus with Pulse. The Lokinet team made more progress on the Lokinet GUI integration of exits, and internally we …
Read all about the latest updates to the Loki privacy suite. This week: final prep for Pulse’s devnet launch and a Lokinet exit node test run.
Read all about the latest improvements to the Loki privacy suite. This week’s highlights include the first big steps towards implementing Pulse.
Loki Improvement Proposal: POS Scheme Pulse Recently we released our fifth Loki Improvement Proposal in which we outlined a new Proof of Stake scheme, Pulse. If it’s to be implemented, Pulse would have Service Nodes produce blocks, order transactions, and secure the blockchain, rendering miners in the Loki ecosystem no longer necessary. While we’re excited …