The latest release soon to reach Findora brings a number of enhancements to decentralization and EVM optimization.
The release is currently on Anvil testnet for evaluation before it’s scheduled for a deployment to mainnet. Below is a highlight of the features brought to Findora with v0.3.30.
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v0.3.30 Highlights
An almost 2x increase in consensus decentralization.
- The active validator count on Findora will increase from 58 to 100.
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Increased the mempool of the validators and full nodes.
- This change increases the number of transactions full nodes can accept.
The consensus layer is enhanced to be multi-threaded.
- Reduced serialization and reduces transaction queuing.
Transaction validation is optimized.
- We are driving towards full compatibility with Ethereum standards in terms of how transactions are validated and accepted into the mempool.
Reduce memory allocation and release.
- This change optimizes how memory is allocated and released.
Removed redundant checking.
- We are removing redundant privilege checks.
Improved SessionCache
- We are enhancing memory management for all nodes on the network by optimizing the SessionCache logic, moving from a multi-simulator method to a single-simulator, delta-based method.
Reduction of Verbose Logs
- Reducing log printing to improve resource consumption.
Improvements to Recover_Signer
- We will cache the signer to reduce the number of look-ups for transactions who have the same signer in the block.
Findora Substate
- Increasing the speed of inter-smart contract calls, bringing full compatibility with Ethereum through exception handling for those calls.
These features and enhancements are separate from the zk-focused initiatives coming to the Findora network.
About Findora
Findora is a Layer-1 protocol delivering zero-knowledge solutions to Web3.
Findora integrates two ledgers into a single chain: an EVM ledger for interoperability and a UXTO ledger optimized for zk operations. This dual-layer architecture lets Findora encrypt blockchain data for programmable transparency and public use. By providing new use cases, Findora’s zk tech prepares Web3 for real-world adoption.
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