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Roadmap presents concrete moves: enshrined rollups already run and the team demonstrates 1 million TPS with many rollups, a modular‑but‑monolithic stack separates settlement, DA and execution, and bakers will be required to run DA nodes to reach a target 100 MB/s network bandwidth. A low‑level RISC‑V PVM is evaluated to replace WASM for faster, cheaper runtimes, while a canonical L2 adds fast internal bridges, parallelized runtimes, on‑chain smart accounting and eventual atomic cross‑runtime operations.
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chapters (20)
- 0:002:40 Tezos X: The Next Stage of Evolution
- 2:414:28 E(X)pand
- 4:297:26 Modular + Monolithic
- 7:279:19 Tezos Layer 1
- 9:2011:25 Enshrined Rollups
- 11:2613:41 DAL Is A Booster For Smart Rollups
- 13:4215:21 Layer 2 (Etherlink on Tezos)
- 15:2217:18 E(X)pand Performances
- 17:1920:31 The RISC-V Engine
- 20:3222:27 Data Availability Layer
- 22:2825:39 Parallelization
- 26:3128:45 TezLink
- 28:4630:15 JsTz
- 30:1531:04 Write As You Want, Run Decentralized
- 31:0532:09 Composability
- 32:1032:24 Fast And Safe Bridging
- 32:2536:35 Atomicity
- 36:3639:12 Cloud-Like Experience On A Blockchain
- 39:2540:58 What To Take Home About Tezos X?
- 40:5948:51 Q&A
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