While Ethereum struggles to find a layer 2 solution with the delay of Optimism's rollups
and Ethereum 2.0 nowhere near the horizon,
one project is live with its own layer 2 solution
using optimistic rollups with interactive dispute resolution
that's continuing to solidify itself as a top competitor.
One that not only helps the scalability of Ethereum
but other blockchains as well.
But it's not just about scalability as you'll learn.
It's about mass adoption and ease of use for developers.
Find out what it is and let's find out
if I'm optimistic on it.
Let's get it!
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Today, we are going to talk about one of our favorite partner projects,
Cartesi.
It isn't just a second layer scaling solution,
it provides massive computational scalability and allows developers for the first time
to code smart contracts with any language on mainstream software components
running on a Linux OS.
Compared to other optimistic rollups like Optimism,
Cartesi can provide much better computation scalability,
effectively allowing for tens of thousands of heavier computational tasks,
because of the interactive dispute that's missing on solutions like Optimism.
ZK-Rollup's team are working hard to be able to provide generic programmable environment for developers.
Even when all research complexities are finally solved and implemented,
ZK-Rollups will struggle with heavy computational tasks
as they become a victim of off-chain computational scalability problems
where Cartesi or other interactive dispute resolution solutions will exceed.
Other scalability solutions like Plasma, sidechains and state channels by themselves
would succumb to serious compromises in terms of both programmability and security of smart contracts.
Cartesi can provide much higher computation scalability.
It effectively allows smart contracts to leverage computations
that are thousands of times heavier than one supported on-chain.
As Charles Hoskinson of IOHK often points out,
there are only a few thousand smart contract developers in the world currently due to having to learn Solidity,
which is an unfriendly coding language,
fewer developing applications for blockchains because they need to learn new skills
and new blockchain languages like Solidity that they just don't yet understand.
Cartesi closes the gap with its Descartes machine.
Cartesi will enable mainstream developers to use the software, tools, languages and components
they're already used to
to create smart contracts in a way that will be similar to building traditional desktop or web applications for coders.
This will open the doors of adoption for millions of developers in the world
to start creating decentralized applications.
Not only that,
even those already familiar with Blockchain application development will be able to create systems
that would be very hard or impossible to do without the computation scalability
and the real operating system that Cartesi brings to blockchains.
Cartesi is a key piece in the puzzle creating a decentralized future.
And don't underestimate that statement.
One that's going to bridge the power of 50 years of the traditional software infrastructure
with the existing blockchains and DLTs like Ethereum,
Avalanche,
and a blast from the past,
IOTA.
With the missing puzzle piece in place, they intend to promote a massive explosion
of decentralized systems built on its blockchain and using Descartes.
Speaking of Descartes,
Cartesi recently released its 1.1 of its Descartes SDK for developers.
Without getting into the technical jargon,
the SDK provides developers with important new features and technology updates
according to Cartesi's Medium.
Even if Cartesi's scalability solution seems superior,
it's important to note that Cartesi isn't in competition with other scalability solutions
as much as you might think.
In fact, Cartesi and Polygon, formerly Matic, recently partnered to build a decentralized poker app
built by Cartesi and running on Polygon.
The poker app is to demonstrate and showcase how Cartesi and Matic can be combined for things
that simply were not possible before.
Cartesi also announced some interesting partnerships,
partnering with IOTA,
Travala,
and integration with Binance Smart Chain and Injective Protocol.
Cartesi is integrating with Injective Protocol to push mainstream developer adoption
of the Injective Chain.
Cartesi and Injective will also begin a research collaboration
exploring how to integrate Cartesi's tools into the Injective ecosystem.
The goal here is to allow developers to utilize existing programming tools from Linux,
unlocking tremendous smart contract capabilities
offered by the highly interoperable and flexible Injective Chain.
All enabled by Cartesi.
The main objective of this initiative is to enhance the programmability on the Injective Chain,
giving Injective's developers more opportunities than ever
to launch new applications on top of their chain thanks to Cartesi.
This can include new front end interfaces
as well as new trading mechanisms for derivatives such as an AMM according to the announcement.
Cartesi has additionally now integrated with the Binance Smart Chain.
Binance has also enabled deposits and withdrawals for CTSI on Binance.com
as a wrapped BEP-20 token on the Binance Smart Chain.
CTSI is further enabled on the Binance Bridge,
which will introduce a safe, fast and secure way to bring cross-chain assets
to the Binance chains in the future.
If that's not enough,
Cartesi has further partnered with IOTA as discussed above.
In regards to the IOTA partnership,
Cartesi states the two companies will support the research
and development of new distributed ledger technologies
including the IOTA Tangle,
with both organizations and communities working together
to expand the user base of popular decentralized finance use cases,
such as automated market makers, gaming, non-fungible tokens and oracles,
while seemingly strengthening IOTA's ability
to offer decentralized technologies to corporations with their technology stacks.
Cartesi's Linux-based virtual machine, IOTA Oracles and IOTA Smart Contracts,
the two groups will bring non-blockchain-based use cases and businesses into the world
of decentralized finance, gaming, NFTs and industrial IoT.
All that being said,
Cartesi's objective is not only about improving the scalability of smart contracts.
Cartesi provides a Linux operating system for the development of smart contracts.
Running an operating system is only possible
because of the huge computational scalability it allows for
and the VM tech the team has developed.
That is what makes Cartesi a very unique project compared to other scalability solutions
and why BitBoy Crypto research team and myself
feel that Cartesi will be one of the biggest winners in the scalability race
and potentially one of the largest winners in this bull run.
That's exactly why we partnered with them.
I've said it once and I don't want to sound like a broken record,
Cartesi is the future for smart contracts and blockchain.
I implore you guys to explore what these guys at Cartesi are doing.
Make sure to do your own research to decide for yourself.
No one else out there is involved and doing what Cartesi is.
As such, we believe Cartesi is a gem kind of like finding a needle in a haystack.
We're starting to see huge partnerships made by Cartesi.
And this is only just the beginning.
Cartesi recently expanded its team
onboarding several new engineers to develop and scale with solution.
Cartesi is also continuing to hire talented blockchain Solidity developers and backend engineers
to work on its products.
You can pick up a bag of Cartesi looking for the token ticker symbol CTSI
on Binance, WazirX, Bilaxy, 1inch, Uniswap and Gate.io.
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