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This article explores the application of Sharding technology in Blockchain scalability, analyzes mainstream Sharding solutions, and highlights the innovations of the emerging public chain Shardeum, such as transaction-level Consensus and dynamic state Sharding. Shardeum's innovations provide new solutions for high throughput and low latency in Blockchain.

The new public chain Shardeum aims to solve the scalability problem of Blockchain through transaction-level Consensus and dynamic state Sharding technology. Its Testnet has demonstrated a processing capability of 100 TPS, bringing new possibilities in the field of Sharding. Although still in development, the innovative solutions of this project are worth following.

Exploring Sharding Technology: The Innovative Path from Ethereum to Shardeum On September 15, 2022, Ethereum completed the much-anticipated Merge(. This upgrade transitioned Ethereum from a Proof of Work) mechanism to a Proof of Stake( mechanism, but did not directly lead to higher scalability, security, and sustainability. Achieving these goals requires more comprehensive solutions, including a mainnet with Sharding capabilities and Layer 2 solutions that enhance scalability. Sharding is a scalability solution under the scalability trilemma. It divides the nodes in the network into smaller groups, processing different sets of transactions and achieving parallel processing. By sharing the burden of processing the entire network's data, Sharding can improve processing efficiency, similar to a store adding checkout lanes to reduce queue times. Although the principle of Sharding is simple and direct, there are still many challenges in the implementation process. This article will

Shardeum and Dynamic State Sharding: Another Possibility of Sharding On September 15, 2022, Ethereum completed the long-awaited merge (Merge). This is a historic moment that Ethereum has prepared for over 5 years and postponed 6 times. Due to repeated debugging and long-term development, many people mistakenly believe that the merge will naturally bring higher scalability, security, and sustainability; in reality, this is not the case. The transition from PoW to PoS is merely a change of tracks and wheels; it does not directly lead to faster speeds, greater capacity, or lower fees. What can truly achieve these is a complete set of solutions: a mainnet with Sharding capabilities combined with Layer2 solutions that enhance scalability. As pointed out by Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, Sharding is a scalability solution under the scalability trilemma, which divides the nodes in the network into smaller ones.

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