The Kaspa network is making significant strides with the introduction of several Improvement Proposals (KIPs) aimed at enhancing its overall functionality. These proposals are designed to improve performance, security, and scalability, showcasing the network's commitment to continuous development. The document provides a justification for the fact that these improvements are crucial for the network's future growth.
Migration of the Full Node
Among the notable proposals is KIP 1, which successfully migrated the full node from Go to Rust. This transition is expected to yield improved performance and safety for users.
Upgrade of the Consensus Mechanism
Another important proposal, KIP 2, focuses on upgrading the consensus mechanism, which is intended to bolster the network's resilience against potential threats.
Increase in Block Rate
Additionally, KIP 14 has made headlines by significantly increasing the block rate, further optimizing the network's efficiency.
- KIP 1: Migration of the full node from Go to Rust
- KIP 2: Upgrade of the consensus mechanism
- KIP 14: Increase in block rate
Collectively, these KIPs illustrate the proactive approach of the Kaspa network in addressing its evolving needs.
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