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Celestia Chief Operating Officer: Celestia is a specialized solution for Layer2 blockchain DA issues

Celestia Chief Operating Officer: Celestia is a specialized solution for Layer2 blockchain DA issues

2024/03/29 09:37

According to Jinse Finance, Nick White, Chief Operating Officer of Celestia, stated at the Modular Harmony Conference held in Hashdroon, Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 29th that when network operators do not share data and block operators cannot prove transaction history, DA problems will arise. Using sampling for data verification can effectively propagate block data and make DA issues relatively easy to solve. Nick White emphasized that running blockchain in a modular way can improve scalability, security, and decentralization. Unlike existing monolithic blockchain nodes where if one part fails the entire blockchain stops working, Celestia separates consensus layer from execution layer which enhances flexibility and security of the blockchain.

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