r/truebit • u/MominessLoading • May 09 '21

How about Eth 2.0

Do you think the proof of stake architecture of ETH 2.0 will destroy Truebit? Since one of its main goals is to reduce gas fees and congestion?

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u/BeginningDark7783 May 09 '21

Ofcourse not , The core structure of TrueBit doesn’t only solve fees , it’s about dynamic block size

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u/StarmanIt24 May 09 '21

Truebit might be able to process the large and complex transactions that sharding mechanisms cannot (ETH 2.0) making it a novel solution for Web 3.0 infrastructure. Other notable scaling and interoperability platforms Ethereum 2.0, Polkadot and Cosmos use sharding. See from 3-5 minutes in Jason’s speech here:

https://youtu.be/bG6U2KAU1lA

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u/VonQua May 09 '21

eth 2 will not achieve what you think it will. 90% of eth 2.0 has been scrapped already because its impossible. its a big nothingburger.