EPISODE · Mar 25, 2022 · 1H 37M
Addressing the fee problem in blockchains with Eric Wall - Ep 2
from The No Execution Podcast · host Eric Wall, Mustafa Al-Bassam, John Adler, Nick White, Ismail Khoffi, Ekram Ahmed
We sit down with Eric Wall, CIO at Arcane Assets, to discuss all things Celestia, modular blockchains and the future of the L1 landscape with Celestia labs team members Mustafa Al-Bassam, John Adler, Nick White, and Ismail Khoffi. Moderated by Ekram Ahmed. Podcast platforms Spotify Apple Google Timestamps 0:00 Start 1:08 Introduction to Eric Wall 4:34 Brief overview of Celestia 7:27 Changes in the L1 landscape over the last 12 months and predictions for the future 21:52 Cosmos, Celestia, and app-specific chains 27:08 Implication of congestion and fees on Celestia 32:30 Capacity of Celestia and modular blockchains 36:34 Data availability sampling and how it works with light nodes. 46:36 Can the number of sampling nodes in the network be measured? 48:25 Do nodes have to be aware of other nodes that are sampling? 51:24 Celestia’s guarantees for data retrievability 58:39 Value accrual and token abstraction in the modular stack 1:04:19 Can Celestia light nodes govern the block size of execution layers? 1:08:54 Is Polkadot’s relay chain a data availability layer? 1:10:45 Integrating a rollup with Celestia and data availability guarantees 1:16:06 Settlement interoperability and CosmWasm 1:18:40 Security of a modular multi-chain future 1:22:34 Data availability costs and the realizations of separating the data availability layer from execution. 1:24:56 Eric Wall’s thoughts on Celestia 1:27:33 What can Celestia do if usage hits capacity? 1:35:15 Restricting the settlement layer 1:37:35 Ending Social links Eric's twitter Mustafa's twitter John's twitter Nick's twitter Ismail's twitter Ekram's twitter Resources Learn more about Celestia Join the community discord Intro & outro music
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