After the successful activation of the Oxford 2 protocol on February 9th, the Tezos Blockchain community is once again buzzing.
This time it’s about the proposals of the Paris protocol – Paris A and Paris B – which each promise significant advancements to the Tezos protocol.
These proposals, identified by their hash keys, aim to introduce lower latency, faster finality, and crucial updates to the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism.
Let’s delve into the complexity of these proposals and their significance for the future of Tezos.
Updates and important improvements of the Tezos blockchain
Both Paris A and Paris B offer substantial improvements to the Tezos protocol, including:
Lower latency and higher speed: By reducing block times to just 10 seconds, both proposals aim to improve transaction speed and network efficiency without compromising decentralization or security.
Activation of the Data Availability Layer (DAL): The introduction of DAL on Mainnet is set to r
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