Explained by Arthur Breitman: Infrastructure, Integration, and Growth
summary
Tezos X promises an integrated stack: a lightweight L1 pushing toward ~5s blocks and robust data availability (starting at 1 MB/s ≈ 80k tx/s with 12‑byte tx, aiming for 100 Mb/s ≈ 1M tx/s), canonical rollups (eInk already beta), a planned RISC‑V rollup engine to handle gas metering, a JavaScript rollup for mainstream devs, encrypted transactions to mitigate MEV, and a prior demo of 1 million TPS across many rollups with the stated goal of a single‑rollup million TPS and sub‑10s finality.
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chapters (19)
- 0:001:21 Unlocking New Opportunities with Tezos X
- 1:235:38 What is Tezos X?
- 5:3914:37 Tezos X Proposed Roadmap
- 14:4015:02 Tezos X: The Cornerstones
- 15:0315:55 Tezos’ Broadband Moment
- 15:5619:59 Censorship-Resistance: The Bread and Butter
- 20:0021:35 Tezos X: Key Deliveries
- 21:3623:13 Tezos X: More Than Censorship-Resistance
- 23:1524:47 Minimize Trust, Minimize Cost
- 24:4825:26 Reducing Friction
- 25:2727:04 Without Credibility, We Won’t Get Anywhere
- 27:0528:05 Tezos X: Credible Scaling
- 28:0628:30 New Opportunities: Some Criteria
- 28:3134:23 Unlocking Finance
- 34:2538:17 Unlocking Gaming
- 38:1839:14 Unlocking Arts & Culture
- 39:1539:54 In A Nutshell
- 39:5540:12 A New Kind of Cloud?
- 40:1347:24 Q&A
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