A Cardano EVM-kompatibilis oldallánca megközelíti a 100,000 7.5 pénztárcacímet, és meghaladja a XNUMX millió tranzakciót, a PlatoBlockchain adatintelligenciát. Függőleges keresés. Ai.

A Cardano EVM-kompatibilis oldallánca megközelíti a 100,000 7.5 pénztárcacímet, és meghaladja a XNUMX millió tranzakciót

Cardano ($ADA) has seen Milkomeda C1, its Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible sidechain which enables Ethereum decentralized applications to be deployed on the Cardano ecosystem, surpass the 7.5 million transaction mark as it nears 100,000 wallet addresses.

According to an update shared by Nico Arqueros, CEO and co-founder of blockchain startup dcSpark and a core contributor to the Milkomeda Protocol the network is nearing 5 million blocks, and has included in these over 7.5 million transactions from nearly 100,000 wallets.

While Arqueros’ numbers are slightly lower, looking at the Milkomeda network felfedező reveals the network has 97,077 addresses and has processed 7.715 million transactions, which have been included in 4.779 million blocks.

The Milkomeda project allows EVM-compatible smart contracts to be executed from the Cardano mainnet. Furthermore, the Milkomeda project promises in future to deliver interoperability between Cardano and other layer one (“L1)”) blockchains, such as Solana.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has congratulated the dcSpark team on the project and even said the launch of Milkomeda C1 mainnet was a “great moment for Cardano.” dcSpark was co-founded in April 2021 by Nicolas Arqueros, Sebastien Guillemot and Robert Kornacki. 

CEO Nicolas Arqueros is the ex-CTO of EMURGO (which does for Cardano the equivalent of what ConsenSys does for Ethereum). The basic idea is that Milkomeda will help L1 blockchains — such as Cardano, Solana, and Polkadot — that do not yet have the same kind of “robust” developer community and the same level of mass adoption as Ethereum by providing them with “both EVM-based sidechains and novel tech that provide seamless UX for both developers and general users.”

Milkomeda aims to solve this problem by “building out sidechains with alternative VMs connected to the L1 mainchains which use their cryptocurrency as their base asset”. For instance, in the case of Cardano, what this means is that it will permit “sidechains to be deployed that connect directly to the mainchain and use wADA (wrapped ADA) as the asset to pay for transaction fees.”

The first L1 blockchain that Milkomeda is helping is Cardano. C1 is the name of the EVM-based sidechain that connects “directly to Cardano”; this is not only Milkomeda’s first ever sidechain, but it is also the first sidechain to be built for Cardano. 

Ahogy a CryptoGlobe beszámolt, a Cardano Vasil hard forkja, amely várhatóan „masszív” teljesítményjavulást fog elérni a kriptovaluta hálózatán, „még néhány héttel” késik.

A Vasil keményvilla négy Cardano fejlesztési javaslatot (CIP) tartalmaz. A befektetők ennek ellenére fogadtak rá, a Coinbase ároldalainak adatai szerint a Nasdaq-on jegyzett kriptovaluta tőzsde felhasználói tipikus ADA tartási ideje 153 nap, ami azt jelenti, hogy a Cardano kereskedők a platformon addig tartják a vagyonukat, mielőtt „eladnák vagy másik számlára vagy címre küldenék”.

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