These heads can also be used for interoperability with other networks, such as the Bitcoin and Lightning network. And at the head level, we can scale to a global system that’s very natural and easy to shade. So if you look at the dynamics of the system in this way, we’re on a VISA scale in the basic ledger and comparable to our fastest competitor Ripple. The more heads you add, the more power you get. On top of that, Hydra can handle 1,000 TPS per stake pool, as Hoskinson stated: This means that the basic protocol could already process 1,000 TPS, which will allow the developments of Shelley and Goguen. Hydra can also be combined with Sharding. Hoskinson added that Hydra is compatible with all stages of Cardano Shelley, Goguen and Voltaire development because it is a layer 2 solution based on Cardano’s Proof of Stake protocol. Cardano becomes the fastest system in the world We introduce the onchain contracts for opening and closing Hydra heads (our isomorphic state channel) and a novel offchain protocol for rapid head development. Hydra simplifies the development of off-chain protocols and contracts by directly adopting Layer 1 Smart Contracts. In this paper we introduce Hydra, an isomorphic multiparty state channel.
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For example, the Smart Contract Code of the first layer (“Layer 1”) does not need to be adjusted to be compatible with the scaling solution: A serious disadvantage of the current protocols for layer two state channels is that the existing Smart Contract infrastructure and the contract code of layer 1 cannot be reused outside the blockchain without modifications. In the article on the Hydra Paper, it is stated that Hydra also has other significant advantages over existing state channel solutions. Thanks to the “Fast Finality” and the high transaction speed, even micro-transactions will become possible, Hoskinson said. Hoskinson further emphasized that each “Hydra head” will reach the so-called “Fast Finality”, which means that the irreversibility of a transaction can be done almost in real time, as commonly used in a Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) protocol. With 1,000 stacking pools, each of which processes 1,000 TPS, Cardano could achieve a throughput of up to one million transactions per second. Simulations have shown that each “Hydra head” can currently process about 1,000 transactions per second (TPS). It implements state channels that enable fast processing of payments and smart contracts beyond the blockchain (off-chain). As Hoskinson explained in his new video update, Hydra is a Layer 2 scaling solution implemented over Cardano’s Proof of Stake protocol, while fitting “very well with the Pool staking model”.
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