In this article I will discuss how Cardstack plans to solve the scalability problem which is been faced by the Ethereum blockchain. I will try and explain it in a simple and easy way.
It is good to know that Cardstack solves the Scalability issues by using what they called tally protocol. I will explain how tally protocol works.
Cardstack Tally Protocol:
Tally protocol will give Dapps the power to be able to do all the complex computations initially been done on the blockchain on-chain.
The Dapps which are the off-chains will now be able to performs all these complex operations and report the results as one time transaction to the on-chain, this will reduce the congestion been experienced on the blockchain because all the action which the on-chain performs are now been handled on the off-chain.
The tally protocol solution been developed by the Cardstack will definitely solves the Scalability problem been encountered on the Ethereum network where all the operations are been carried out on the on-chain. With Cardstack all the complex logic and heavy computations will be done on the Dapps and the final results will be sent back to Ethereum network to be recorded on the blockchain ledger.
Conclusion
The solution Cardstack has present to the application developers will make the Cardstack framework the developers most prefer choice for building Dapps and in the future I see a lot other existing Dapps migrating their Dapps to Cardstack framework; this will increase the Cardstack hub which will make the community to grow very quickly
Visit Cardstack Official Contacts To Learn More
Website: https://cardstack.com
Bitcointalk [ANN Thread]: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2768237.0
Whitepaper: https://cardstack.com/whitepaper-pdf
Telegram: https://t.me/cardstack
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Cardstack/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/cardstack
Medium: https://medium.com/cardstack
I am glad that I have finally contributed to the noble project token sale. I am looking to see what they will offer to ethereum in term of scaling their network.
Thanks and I am glad you did. Let's hope for the moon