Decentralize the world via the Clojure philosophy
summary
Convex presents a permissionless, massively replicated public database that uses Clojure-style immutable cells, a compact binary encoding (a vector of 0–100000 elements encoding to ~70 bytes), and an append-only content-addressed local DB called Edge (about 1,000 lines). Transactions run deterministically on the Convex VM using Convex Lisp (on-chain compiler, lambdas, macros), accounts are keyed by 32-byte public keys, and a free testnet sandbox lets developers deploy and test smart contracts.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:48Truth and trust
- 3:21Internet of value
- 4:15Digital assets
- 4:54Convex Network
- 5:55Data Types
- 10:20Edge
- 13:32Convexlisp
- 15:53Key pairs
- 16:48Actors
- 20:11Consensus
- 24:20Outro
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