Beldex is launching the Obscura hard fork this month, with this upgrade directly targeting performance bottlenecks.
The core technology is Bulletproofs++, which essentially makes privacy transactions more lightweight. The specific data looks quite impressive:
Proof size is directly reduced by 38%, verification speed is significantly improved, and the number of transactions that can be included in a single block has also increased.
For privacy coins, this kind of optimization is actually quite critical—it needs to ensure anonymity while not making the network crawl at a snail's pace. Looking at this solution now, it seems to strike a better balance between performance and privacy.
Whether the network performance can meet expectations after such a major upgrade like a hard fork still depends on actual operational data.
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GasFeeCrying
· 12-10 14:50
38% of the proof volume has been cut down, but privacy coins really need to be both fast and anonymous, which makes it a bit challenging.
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DegenDreamer
· 12-10 14:45
Eh, no, 38% of the volume is cut off... If this can really run, privacy coins will be saved
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-10 14:35
Bulletproofs++ is indeed impressive; a 38% reduction in size is no joke.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 12-10 14:32
38% of the optimization can indeed make a difference; the concern is that after launch, it might be a different story.
Beldex is launching the Obscura hard fork this month, with this upgrade directly targeting performance bottlenecks.
The core technology is Bulletproofs++, which essentially makes privacy transactions more lightweight. The specific data looks quite impressive:
Proof size is directly reduced by 38%, verification speed is significantly improved, and the number of transactions that can be included in a single block has also increased.
For privacy coins, this kind of optimization is actually quite critical—it needs to ensure anonymity while not making the network crawl at a snail's pace. Looking at this solution now, it seems to strike a better balance between performance and privacy.
Whether the network performance can meet expectations after such a major upgrade like a hard fork still depends on actual operational data.