Unlock the Full Power of Block Broadcasting #nearprotocol #aptos #near
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Discover how leveraging block broadcasting revolutionizes communication between validators, enabling maximum bandwidth utilization and faster consensus completion. #BlockchainCommunication #NetworkBandwidth #FasterConsensus #OptimizedValidation #EfficientCommunication #ValidatorSet #EnhancedNetworkUtilization #MaximizeBandwidth #InnovativeBroadcasting #EffectiveBlockchain
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kind of producing their own blocks and then being able to pass those blocks off to each other uh we can leverage the full bandwidth of the validor set itself and so if you think about like a traditionally in many older systems you have this idea of a leader Bas protocol leader kind of pushes transactions to other uh values in the network you have to deal with kind of either a limitation of bandwidth and or a latency delay and so for instance if each of these nodes has like in bandwidth you know I I can
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you know have a leader that's pushing out to these other two nodes I have to divide this bandwidth out going into two and I can push these transactions at a rate of n/2 uh and this then slows the weight the rate at which I can kind of get my consensus complete over time so instead what you have here is everyone is going to be broadcasting these transactions that they receive in blocks to each other kind of all toall communication but and they're leveraging
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n over two bandwidth and now you're also receiving n over2 bandwidth which means you kind of get a full utilization of your network pipe which is great