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Cardano Increases Block Size To Enhance Dapp Performance


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In an effort to boost throughput and Dapps performance on the Cardano network, IOHK developers have locked in a proposal to raise the network’s block size by 8kb, from 80kb to 88kb. The upgrade kicked into effect on 25th April at UTC 20:20:00.

IOHK confirmed that the upgrade was part of a series of planned network optimisations to scale Cardano that will be executed throughout this year.

Cardano infamous for its long development time now hosts hundreds of different Dapps, including decentralised exchanges (DEXs), wallets, metaverses, social platforms, games, NFT services, payment systems, and more.

Founder Charles Hoskinson in a tweet last month stated,

“Remember when I predicted thousands of assets and DApps on Cardano? Well I was wrong, there are now millions of native assets issued and DApps are now in the hundreds.”

https://www.coinbureau.com/news/cardano-increases-block-size-to-enhance-dapp-performance/

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