The CDelta Cryptocurrency Platform
summary
The system claims a new Casanova consensus that runs as a bonded proof-of-stake-and-bandwidth network with one‑megabyte blocks every minute, ~83 tps per validator, initial 105 validators (~8–9k tps) and a design point of 200,000 transactions per second at ~1 Gbps links, with average confirmation ~1 minute and finalization ~2 minutes. It uses slashing and ejection for equivocation and slow nodes, accounts as conflict domains (not UTXO), and is written in Haskell with concrete bandwidth and validator-count tradeoffs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 3:42Feature Summary
- 7:50CA Design Principles
- 11:40Casanova-Conflict-Attest
- 13:07Casanova Frankenstein
- 15:14Casanova-Conflict-Exclude
- 19:38Demo
- 32:56Future Work: Smart Contracts
- 33:56Regulation & The SEC
- 35:40CA Go To Market Strategy
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