FASTEST Cryptocurrencies!! Blockchain Speed 101! 🏎
- January 4, 2024
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Video Title: FASTEST Cryptocurrencies!! Blockchain Speed 101! 🏎
The ultimate endgame of cryptocurrency is to replace the corrupt and inefficient financial systems we have today so far we’ve seen amazing progress towards this goal decentralized payments saving lending borrowing and even stock investing can be done directly peer-to-peer without a middleman and without kyc documentation the decentralized applications that provide these services
Collectively hold over 100 billion dollars in cryptocurrency and their tvl continues to grow by the day there’s just one thing that’s holding cryptocurrency back from true mainstream adoption and that is speed most cryptocurrencies are just too slow to support the billions of transactions made by billions of people every day
Even though lots of cryptocurrency projects have made a habit of bragging about how many transactions per second they can handle the numbers they provide rarely stand up to scrutiny that’s why today i’m going to reveal which cryptocurrencies are really the fastest and why hold that thought i need to make sure
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New to cryptocurrency you’ve probably heard of the blockchain trilemma the blockchain trilemma was conceptualized by ethereum founder vitalik buterin in 2016 and it states that a cryptocurrency can only be two of the following three things scalable decentralized and or secure now scalability refers to a cryptocurrency’s ability to maintain
Its performance even with millions of users and transactions for the purposes of this video let’s just say that scalability is synonymous with speed decentralization is where you have hundreds or even millions of unrelated computers around the world verifying and processing cryptocurrency transactions if you’re wondering why decentralization is important i’ll just show you
This headline from 2018 when the 21 validators on eos froze seven wallets on its blockchain security is pretty self-explanatory this includes stuff like a cryptocurrency’s consensus mechanism and the encryption of its code now to understand why you can’t have all three imagine that you have a cryptocurrency that can handle a thousand transactions
Per second this checks the box for scalability let’s say this cryptocurrency also has 1 000 independently run computers connected to its network processing transactions this checks the box for decentralization and finally let’s assume this cryptocurrency has a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism that’s super secure because it requires more than half
Of all computers on the network to sign off on each transaction on paper therefore you’ve overcome the blockchain trilemma and this is what many cryptocurrencies have claimed to have done however things change very quickly when the rubber hits the road recall that our cryptocurrency has 1 000 computers
Connected to its network spread around the world 501 of them must confirm a transaction for it to be valid as per the consensus mechanism when the number of users and transactions is low this isn’t a problem but as the number of users and transactions starts to grow it’s no longer possible
To efficiently get 501 computers to check each transaction for our fictional cryptocurrency network to remain operational we have to either reduce the number of transactions per second the system can handle reduce the number of computers connected to the network or change the consensus mechanism so it requires fewer computers to confirm each transaction
If we choose the first option we sacrifice scalability if we choose the second we sacrifice decentralization and if we choose the third then we sacrifice security in the case of bitcoin creator satoshi nakamoto consciously decided to sacrifice scalability to ensure security and decentralization vitalik and the other ethereum founders made the
Same trade-off at the outset and ethereum 2.0 will likely sacrifice decentralization to get the speed it needs to support its ecosystem you’ll see why later layer two solutions for bitcoin like the lightning network are designed to enhance bitcoin’s scalability while leveraging the bitcoin blockchain for security and decentralization
Layer two solutions for ethereum like polygon do the same with the ethereum blockchain most high performance cryptocurrencies have opted to sacrifice decentralization to become scalable and this arguably applies to the layer twos i just mentioned as well to use two quick examples polkadot currently has about 300 validators
This sounds decentralized at first until you realize that each parachain running polkadot smart contracts will only use 10 validators similarly polygon technically has 100 validators but the plasma chain which actually runs the decentralized applications on polygon only has 7 to 10 nodes now this brings me to an important point
That is almost never raised when examining cryptocurrency transaction speeds and that’s that not all transactions are created equal transferring a coin or token from one wallet to another is not the same as executing a complex smart contract in a decentralized application like an rv flash loan for example there are very few
Smart contract compatible cryptocurrencies that make a distinction between their smart contract transactions and regular transactions when advertising their transaction speeds when you go digging through their documentation you’ll often find that smart contract transactions are significantly slower than regular transactions assuming they list those figures at all moreover many so-called ethereum killers
Actually leverage a version of the ethereum virtual machine which is inherently limited to 300 transactions per second even when running on a single computer these are a few of the reasons why two of cardano’s top software engineers did a presentation last year titled quote lies damned lies and tps benchmarks
In it they explained that cryptocurrency transactions are more like packets of data than blips in a digital system cryptocurrency blockchains are basically like databases that process and store transaction data for example each block on the bitcoin blockchain can hold one megabyte of data which is one million bytes
The size of the average bitcoin transaction is just under 400 bytes when you do the maths this means each bitcoin block can fit between 2500 and 2700 transactions now because one bitcoin block is made every 10 minutes this works out to about five transactions per second the reason
Why bitcoin’s block size is so small and its block times so long has to do with security and decentralization every time a new block is created this adds one megabyte of data to the bitcoin blockchain regardless of how many transactions are in the block don’t ask me why that’s just how blockchains work
This means that over time the size of the bitcoin blockchain grows today the bitcoin blockchain is around 337 gigabytes in size every computer that joins the bitcoin network needs to download this transaction history so it can know what’s going on and process transactions correctly while increasing bitcoin’s block size
Would mean each block could fit more transactions it would also make bitcoin’s transaction history grow much faster to use an extreme example if each bitcoin block were one gigabyte in size it would be able to handle 5000 transactions per second however the blockchain would grow so fast that only
Massive data centers would be able to store its transaction history meaning only a few computers would be able to join the bitcoin blockchain not only that but every single one of these data centers would need to have the fastest fiber internet on the planet just to keep up with each new block
Being created similarly if you accelerated bitcoin’s block time to 6 seconds this would increase bitcoin’s transactions per second to 500. the problem here is that six seconds isn’t nearly enough time for enough computers to check whether the transactions in that block are valid or not this would result in bitcoin’s
Blockchain splitting into multiple different blockchains with conflicting transaction histories which would effectively corrupt the network understanding that a cryptocurrency speed is just its ability to process and store data makes it possible to calculate the real transaction speed of any cryptocurrency using a few metrics all you need to know is how big
Each block is how frequently a block is made and how large the average transaction on that cryptocurrency’s blockchain tends to be this calculation is sometimes easier said than done because some cryptocurrencies will actually adapt their block size to accommodate transaction demand one such cryptocurrency is monero
Which can have a tps score as low as four and as high as 2000 because of its elastic block technology ethereum has been gradually increasing its block size over the years for the same reason ethereum’s tps is 15 to 17 and that’s because each block on ethereum is 51 000 bytes
A new block is generated every 13 seconds and the average ethereum transaction as of late is around 2500 bytes cardano’s blockchain can handle roughly 200 transactions per second and that could be mapped out from cardano’s block size of 2 megabytes its block time of 20 seconds and cardano average transaction size
Of 500 bytes obviously the reason why transactions on ethereum are so much larger than those on cardano is because ethereum has smart contracts whereas cardano doesn’t yet luckily for cardano smart contracts shouldn’t clog up its blockchain because of its dual chain architecture which separates smart contract data and transaction data
Unfortunately for cardano a block size of 2 megabyte with a 20 second speed means that the size of its blockchain is growing fast and that could become an issue for decentralization in a few years time anyhow the coolest part about this calculation is that it means the theoretical limit
For how fast a cryptocurrency can be is fundamentally set by the speed of the internet around the world according to speedtest.com the average download speed is 100 megabytes per second and the average upload speed is 50 megabytes per second when you compare this to ethereum’s two kilobytes per second
And cardano’s 10 kilobytes per second it’s clear that there’s lots of legroom for cryptocurrencies to increase their speed so this begs the question how fast is fast enough the de facto benchmark for speed in the crypto space is visa this is because there are an estimated 4 billion
Visa card holders which makes visas payment network a good template for future crypto adoption while visa’s self-reported transactions per second is 65 000 visa only processes around 2 000 transactions per second on any given day the only existing cryptocurrency that comes close to this level of throughput is currently solano which can handle
Between 50 to 65 000 transactions per second even for smart contract transactions now although i haven’t personally stress tested solana’s scalability ftx and alameda research founder sam bankman freed has sam chose solana to host ftx’s project serum dex specifically because it was the fastest smart contract crypto on the market
As you can imagine solana has also had its fair share of network issues this is because it had to compromise on security to have such fast speeds without running off a single computer when you consider the fact that solana transactions can be as large as 500 bytes
This also means the solana blockchain is generating insane amounts of transaction history data every day although the solana blockchain has only been live for little more than a year that blockchain is already more than two terabytes large to put things into context this is more than twice the size
Of the blockchains of the top 10 cryptocurrencies combined as i mentioned earlier this seriously threatens its decentralization now solana’s solution to this exponential growth is to outsource its data storage to a decentralized storage cryptocurrency project called r-weave solana validators only keep the last two days of transaction data
Now if you want to learn more about solana you can watch my most recent video about it using that link up there in the top right if you think the crypto speed case is closed with solana i’m afraid you’re mistaken that’s because transaction execution and transaction confirmation are two very different things
You’ve probably noticed that when you send your cryptocurrency to an exchange there are a certain number of confirmations you need to wait for before the coins or tokens are credited to your account confirmations are basically the number of blocks that have been created since you made the transaction the first
Block your transaction is included in is usually the first confirmation and of course every cryptocurrency has a different block time for most exchanges one confirmation is enough for them to credit your crypto unless you’re sending ethereum classic to kraken in which case you’ll be waiting for 40 000 confirmations
Which is about a week this is because ethereum classic has been subject to multiple 51 attacks in the past which is essentially when the network is manipulated by miners to credit cryptocurrency to their accounts cryptocurrency exchanges always want to make sure the transaction is final before they credit your account and the
Likelihood that a transaction is final typically increases with each confirmation for bitcoin the likelihood that a transaction is final is over 99.9 percent after six confirmations naturally this needs to be much longer for less secure blockchains like ethereum classic what’s interesting is that even though solana has a block time of 400 milliseconds
Its transaction finality time is actually somewhat longer this has to do with solana’s elaborate consensus mechanism by contrast there are multiple cryptocurrencies that offer instant transaction finality these include algorand xrp stellar cosmos and any blockchains that use the tendermint consensus mechanism even though all these cryptocurrencies
Are slower than solana in terms of tps exchanges can know for sure that transactions coming from them are final the moment they generate a block that’s why the deposit times for all of them on kraken are noted as near instant whereas a solana deposit can take as long as two minutes on binance
Now not surprisingly this is possible because all the cryptocurrencies i just mentioned are extremely centralized they only have a dozen or so validator nodes processing transactions while these finality thresholds aren’t always needed for wallet to wallet or dap transactions it’s likely that the crypto merchants of the future
Will use finality benchmarks similar to today’s cryptocurrency exchanges now if you want to learn all about the cool stuff you can buy with cryptocurrency right now be sure to watch my video about that it’s hanging up there in the top right there’s only one category left in this crypto speed competition and that
Is whether these transaction speeds actually make any difference to the end user whether a cryptocurrency is packing a 10k tps engine or a 65k tps engine under the hood is kind of irrelevant and there’s science to back up this claim decades of research in human factors engineering
Shows that any feedback a person gets from interacting with a computer within 0.1 seconds is perceived as instant if the feedback comes within one second of the interaction it’s noticeable but not interpreted as a delay anything longer than 10 seconds is long enough for a person to get impatient
And start doing other things while they wait attention spans these days eh now anyways you’ve probably noticed that when you make a payment using a debit or credit card it normally takes between 5 and 10 seconds to complete even when it’s an online payment many cryptocurrencies have block times
That fall within this range which would put their transaction speeds on a par with traditional payment systems for the average user finality notwithstanding you’ve probably also found that most wallet-to-wallet cryptocurrency transactions take roughly the same amount of time assuming it’s not bitcoin ethereum or an erc20 token this
Seems like a good thing at first glance but it reveals just how many cryptocurrency projects are centralized and likely lacking security bitcoin and ethereum are slow but they are secure and decentralized because of that i reckon it’s why people are willing to pay such a premium in gas fees to move their
Funds on those networks while ethereum 2.0 will apparently increase its tps score to 100 000 the things that we’ve explored in this video suggest that decentralization and security will need to be sacrificed to do that to quickly recap ethereum 2.0 will feature sharding which is when transaction histories and balances
Are split between multiple blockchains called shards to preserve security these shard chains connect to a central blockchain called the relay chain as far as i understand each shard on ethereum 2.0 will only have around 128 validators at any given time these will be pseudo-randomly selected based on how much eth they are staking
That’s pretty decentralized compared to other high performance blockchains but it’s nowhere near as decentralized as ethereum’s current form what’s more is that communication and transactions between these shards will likely be limited if not non-existent at the outset we would end up in a scenario where ethereum 2.0 is essentially made up of 64
Isolated blockchains with sub-optimal security and decentralization this is the same issue that kusama and polkadot are currently facing with their parachain slot auctions and you can learn more about those by clicking that link up there in the top right the massive increase in institutional adoption of cryptocurrency we’ve seen over the last year
Has put scalability in the spotlight but it’s left decentralization and security in the shade i am aware that there are people much smarter than me who argue that the blockchain trilemma is just an imaginary problem but try as i might i don’t see a solution to it whenever i find a cryptocurrency that’s
Scalable it’s almost never decentralized and seldom secure the cryptocurrencies that seem to be all three never provide the same performance for their smart contract transactions now that said i really think cardano has the right approach when it comes to addressing scalability embracing the notion that cryptocurrencies are just distributed
Computing systems akin to the internet helps identify what the scalability problem really is and this makes solutions easier to find solana founder anatoly jacovenko seems to be hyper aware of this and solana’s decision to delegate its data storage is evidence to my observation solana’s only real bottleneck seems to be data storage
And that’s something that can be easily addressed as data storage becomes easier and more cost efficient inside and outside of cryptocurrency when you combine access to data with faster internet speeds it suddenly becomes possible to have blockchains that are in fact scalable decentralized and secure this seems to be the kind of future
We’re heading towards but every so often i see something that makes me wonder if we’re headed in the opposite direction many of these centralized high-performance blockchains have become prime candidates for central bank digital currencies namely algorand and stella it seems that governments have the same end-user approach in their development
Of cbdc’s health passports and other borderline dystopian technologies the technologies probably won’t be very secure and they definitely won’t be decentralized but because they’re scalable the end user probably isn’t going to care so long as it works for them that is a scary thought but the bright side is that most
Cryptocurrencies are already capable of throughput that’s comparable to existing systems for the average person for me personally i found that polka dot transactions are insanely fast regardless if i’m sending dot to from or between exchanges i could swear i’ve seen some arrive within five seconds which is obviously impossible
Given that polkadot’s block time is six seconds all that’s really missing is awareness education and user interfaces for applications that don’t look like they come from the inside of a spacex shuttle this trifecta poses even bigger problems than the scalability trilemma at this point and that is why i’m here
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1. network fees ruin this
2. network speed could be better
3. not many online salaries to be paid in crypto except adult content websites which is an amazing step
the best is nexo so far at making crypto amazing and ledger adding a card but too high fees and limited crypto to spend.
Bitcoin SV claimed 50000 TPS. Can you pls elaborate?
Thanks for amazing info
Because of Solana part this video hasn't aged well ;D
Bitcoin decentralized ethereum security solana speed
Huge fan of this channel. So much information and easy to understand. Thanks so much
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The Sharding problem can be solved with Moire and Butterfly Effects. Close enough is OK. eg. If you spend long enough at an airport or train-station, you can ´see´ someone you know. Only they aren´t. Such Doppel-Gangers are an illusion; so use ´Context´ of Location, Do they ´Recognize You´, Heck Try a test-question, or at extreme peek at the ´Cards in their Wallet´, their financial history, maybe even a DNA Test. All you need is ´close-enough´ to ´trigger´ the (´query´) investigation, whilst 99.99% of other transactions are ´OK´. So 0.01 transactions are delayed, whilst a short investigation tests them.
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Stellar has the advantage. Stellar is facing the end-user via Moneygram's, the Vibrant app, and commercials. Stellar has also has been extended to handle smart contracts.
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Can we have an updated video on this? including new blockchains
$KDA Kadena would win in all categories plus more but does not get the cred that it should though this was an older video. But as we know more ….
This is by far the fastest blockchain and so much more…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzLdQbHhCsU&t=1080s
Just to point out that Solana's transaction size of 512 bytes is actually pretty small.