I recently found a new platform that says it has solved the long-standing problem in blockchain known as the Blockchain Trilemma. I’ve been following crypto since early 2015, so it's been over 10 years now. One issue that keeps coming up is how to balance security, scalability, and decentralization all at once. Most blockchains struggle to get all three right at the same time.
That's why Nerochain caught my eye. They’ve launched something called BlockSpace 2.0, and one of the main features is a multidimensional gas fee system. Basically, it lets people pay transaction fees using any token, not just the one made by the platform. This could make things much easier for users and developers.
It might also explain why the price of their token has been going up so quickly after listing..
But it raises a question: Is this approach something that can actually last? Can allowing gas fees in any token keep the system secure and running smoothly as more people start using it?
That's why Nerochain caught my eye. They’ve launched something called BlockSpace 2.0, and one of the main features is a multidimensional gas fee system. Basically, it lets people pay transaction fees using any token, not just the one made by the platform. This could make things much easier for users and developers.
It might also explain why the price of their token has been going up so quickly after listing..
But it raises a question: Is this approach something that can actually last? Can allowing gas fees in any token keep the system secure and running smoothly as more people start using it?