RChain Cooperative

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RChain is the only leaderless smart contract platform to allow safe concurrent execution. RChain® is a registered trademark of RChain Cooperative

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  1. Dec 11

    RCAST 167 – [Climate & Coordination] Dec 3 2021 – mapping fungal networks, texas bitcoin mining, Ithica’s decarbonized buildings, AI and why people should be scared.

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    Dec 9

    Waterdrip Capital just signed a one-year strategic partnership contract with RChain. They have invested in RChain again, the last time they invested in 2017, but have built a deeper relationship four years later.

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  3. Dec 9

    260 Dec 8 Community Debrief – Tech update 201, Theo NFT demo, Foresight Institute, Venus roadmap

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  4. Dec 8

    Casper Standup from Dec 6 covered a series of features for the Venus roadmap.

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    Dec 7

    What a wonderful weekend! As the founder of RChain, shared with many blockchain scientists and cutting edge creators at about how to shape and help the future of the planet.

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  6. Dec 3

    Sun Dec 5th - Greg speaking at Foresight Institute Vision Weekend in SF: Crypto Renaissance & Long-termism, Privacy & Space Tech @ 2:15 PM Main Event 's Nest Villa

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  7. Dec 3

    259 Dec 1 Community Debrief – Foresight Institute, Steve Henley at Art Basel, AI and our data

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    Dec 2
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    Layer 1 EVM chain: transactions forms one queue. Layer 2: isolate a part of VM state and spawn a separate queue for it, regularly update the state transitions in root chain. ZK-rollup: stamp a verifiable seal to the state transition. RChain's concurrency: no queue at all.

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    Dec 2
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    Problem of Layer 2 is no atomic finalization of TXs btw Layer 2 systems. No atomic finalization = not transactional.

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    Dec 2
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    ☝️ Following on from your tweet this week stating "The most outsized returns this decade will come from the crypto projects that are trustless, permissionless, and composible." They'll also be queueless and therefore limitless. Only is in this category 🔥

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    Dec 2
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    Check out this video to hear Greg Meredith talk about Rchain's history and where we're going. Simply incredible content in this video 🔥

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    Nov 21
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    Is this a joke? Ethereum doesn’t scale and slows down as you add hardware. Any kind of sequential virtual machine can’t scale effectively as you get more contention for resources. The only way is concurrency. The only way is Rchain.

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    Nov 22
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    Ethereum doesn’t scale and slows down as you add hardware. Any kind of sequential virtual machine can’t scale effectively as you get more contention for resources. The only way is concurrency. The only way is .

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    Nov 25
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    please just read the few sentences above and consider inviting Greg Meredith () onto your podcast. He’s the perfect guest for you. Or simply start by following Greg and go from there 🤛

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    Nov 28
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    … & also concurrent, enabling linear scaling. The only way to break the security, decentralisation & speed trilemma is to make TXs order insensitive, i.e. we only care if they are conflicting or not, but their orders are irrelevant. Only can make this magic happen!

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    Nov 29
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    Please take the time to read why has truly disruptive potential. Turing machines will never be able to do this. Read this: or

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  17. Nov 25

    258 Nov 24 Community Debrief

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  18. Nov 20

    New blog post from Nora: What Went Wrong With COP26?

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  19. Nov 12

    Nov 10 Community Debrief 256 - Jim’s RDev update, Foresight Institute, Atticbee AMA, dappy TipJar

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    Nov 10

    Any can solve problems of triangle: decentralization, security and high performance? ? ? Sure it hard to be

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