Dan Hughes

Every two weeks, Radix DLT’s Founder Dan Hughes hosts a technical ask-me-anything (AMA) session on the main Radix Telegram Channel. There are always great discussions around Cerberus, Radix’s next-generation consensus mechanism, general design approaches to the network, and of course general industry questions.

Every two weeks, Radix DLT’s Founder Dan Hughes hosts a technical ask-me-anything (AMA) session on the main Radix Telegram Channel.

Every two weeks, Radix DLT’s Founder Dan Hughes hosts a technical ask-me-anything (AMA) session on the main Radix Telegram Channel.

An overview on why blockchains cannot scale effectively - regardless of proposed methods of improving them and how Radix DLT solves this.

Why are DAGs not the answer to the problems with blockchain scalability. How can distributed networks scale without centralization?

What's the Byzantine General Problem and what it has to do with distributed public networks, such as blockchain? The answer is consensus algorithms.

An overview of proof of work (POW) consensus algorithm - and an explanation on how it solves the so-called Byzantine Generals Problem

A proposition of solving the so-called Byzantine Generals Problem with the use of virtual voting on a decentralized network

Overview of one of the most misunderstood and dangerous attack types in decentralized networks - the Sybil Attack.

Explainer of eclipse attacks - what are those, how does an attacker exactly profit from executing it and ways of prevention.

An overview of one of the most notorious attacks in distributed networks - the double spend attack, with a breakdown of different attack types

A explainer of the concept of sharding - what is it and why is it an interesting proposition for scaling distributed networks.

A short explainer of the most popular attack in the Nakamoto Consensus - a chain split, including different types of chain splits