Modular Blockchain Stack: The ENDGAME of Cosmos
summary
Claims that a modular stack can deliver all four pillars—shared security, easy deployment, sovereignty, and scalability—by splitting consensus/data availability from execution. Celestia provides a consensus+data-availability layer using data availability sampling, roll-ups inherit security via roll-ups, and development tools include Optiment, Cosmos SDK fraud-proof extensions, and IBC rollup compatibility. Notes over 50 live chains and billions moved over IBC, projects aiming for hundreds of thousands to millions of chains and trillions in value.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:55The community computer model
- 2:30Achievements of the interchain
- 4:26Barriers to the end game
- 5:58Trade-offs in blockchain design
- 9:53Solving the scaling problem
- 12:39Modular blockchain architecture
- 17:03Celestia and future outlook
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