Panel with Christophe Grand and Adam Helins
summary
Convex implements a CRDT-based PoS consensus that avoids energy‑burning ordering and, in local tests, processes millions of transactions with low latency; it runs on the JVM and uses Clojure for the runtime and type-informed code generation. The protocol adds a memory‑allowance buy/sell mechanism so storage is paid and reclaimed automatically, and blocks are gossiped without a single leader. ClojureDart targets Flutter with a batch compiler and type inference that mimics Dart; mobile packaging and some type edge cases remain work in progress and an alpha mainnet ships after third‑party audits and funding.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 4:05What Is the Meaning of that Dot Ampersand in Closure Dart
- 6:03Overall Vision for Cortex World
- 9:32Memory Allowance
- 24:35What Is the Best Way To Make Proof of Stake Work
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