LiquidLayer
  • Get Started
  • Concepts
    • Introduction
    • Architecture
    • Proof of Work (PoW) Explanation
    • Solving the Trilemma: Scalable PoW Consensus
    • Solutions for High Scalability
    • Security and the LiquidLayer Consensus
  • LiquidLayer Token $LILA
    • LILA Utility
    • LILA Tokenomics
    • LILA Contract
    • LILA Listings
  • Technical
    • Testnet Details
      • For Developers
      • Block Explorer
      • Claim Faucet
    • Mainnet Details
      • For Developers
      • Miners Requirement and Functioning
      • Mining Pool
      • Block Explorer
      • ERC20 <> LRC20 Bridge
    • Audits
  • Bridge to LiquidLayer
    • Bridge to LiquidLayer
    • Bridge your LILA
    • Bridge your ERC20 (ERC20 <> LRC20)
  • The Vision
    • Roadmap
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  • The Trilemma: Decentralization, Scalability, and Security
  1. Concepts

Introduction

Pioneering tomorrow's blockchain, today.

Overview of LiquidLayer

In the rapidly evolving landscape of blockchain technology, LiquidLayer stands out by providing a viable solution to this trilemma. It doesn't just balance these three aspects but optimizes each one without diminishing the others. With the capability to scale beyond 10,000 TPS and a finality of 5 seconds, LiquidLayer breaks the mold, proving that with the right technology and vision, the blockchain trilemma can be gracefully and effectively addressed.

The Trilemma: Decentralization, Scalability, and Security

The world of blockchain has long been ensnared by a trilemma, an intricate balance between decentralization, scalability, and security. These three pillars, while crucial, often stood at odds with each other:

  1. Decentralization: The essence of blockchain lies in its decentralized nature — a system where power isn't concentrated but distributed. Yet, achieving this often came at the cost of speed and performance.

  2. Scalability: As blockchain platforms became popular, they faced an overwhelming number of transactions, leading to congestions and delays. Scaling up to meet this demand without centralizing resources has always been a challenge.

  3. Security: The decentralized nature of blockchain, while its strength, also posed risks. Ensuring security without compromising on speed or inclusivity was a tightrope walk.


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