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 and brings full compatibility with Ethereum exception handling for those calls.

These features and enhancements are separate from the privacy-focused initiatives coming to the Findora network, such as EVM Privacy, a decentralized identity (DID) solution powered by zero-knowledge (coming via FIP3), and auditability on a new asset class called Auditable Privacy-Preserving Assets, or APPA (coming via FIP2).

About Findora

Findora builds privacy through advanced zero-knowledge proof cryptography. An innovative layer-1, it combines a native UTXO ledger optimized for privacy with an EVM extension for programmability and interoperability. Developers can leverage either model as they build dApps with auditable privacy.

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