US EditionTezos Upgrades to Tallinn, Block Times Fall to 6 Seconds
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Tezos activated its 20th protocol upgrade, Tallinn, after an on-chain governance process that counted with the participation of all the bakers and the community. The update was developed by Nomadic Labs, Trilitech and Functori. Tallinn reduces the Layer-1 block time to 6 seconds, accelerating the completion of transactions. The Layer-2 compatible with the EVM, Etherlink, confirms operations in less than 50 milliseconds, now backed by Layer-1 com…
Tezos Upgrades to Tallinn, Block Times Fall to 6 Seconds – #CryptoUpdatesGNIT
Tezos, a layer-1 proof-of-stake blockchain network, implemented its latest protocol upgrade, Tallinn, on Saturday, which reduced block times on the base layer to 6 seconds. The latest upgrade is the 20th update to the protocol, which reduces block times, slashes storage costs and reduces latency, resulting in faster network finality times, according to an announcement from Tezos. Tallinn also allows all network validators, known as “bakers”, to …
Tezos Speeds Up Its Blockchain With Major Network Upgrade
This weekend, the Tezos network quietly activated its Tallinn protocol update – a change that alters how fast the chain moves, how validators behave, and how much data applications are forced to carry. Rather than bolting on new layers or external systems, the upgrade pushes efficiency deeper into the protocol itself. Key Takeaways Tezos cut base-layer block times to 6 seconds with its Tallinn upgrade, improving speed and finality The network n…
Tezos Upgrades to Tallinn; Block Times Drop to 6 Seconds
Introduction Tezos (XTZ) has unveiled Tallinn, its latest protocol upgrade, marking a significant step in the network’s ongoing effort to boost throughput and reduce cost. The update, Tezos’ 20th protocol revision, lowers base-layer block times to about 6 seconds and introduces an optimization that could shorten settlement times for on-chain transactions. Central to Tallinn is a shift in how blocks are attested: all network validators, known as …
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