To give some context, this is the version meant to “align TN11 participants behind a version which hopefully solves all current processing bottlenecks and provides a smooth operation of the network as a whole” (see Crescendo roadmap post).
It contains several significant… https://t.co/onFkEdnwM8
— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) December 1, 2024
**Michael Sutton Discusses Enhancements for TN11 Participants in Kaspa Network**
December 1, 2024 — Michael Sutton, a Distributed Systems Researcher and Developer and one of the core developers of Kaspa, has provided key insights regarding the upcoming improvements designed for TN11 participants within the Kaspa network. In a recent Twitter update, Sutton highlighted the importance of aligning TN11 participants with a new version that aims to address existing processing bottlenecks and enhance the overall functionality of the network.
Sutton referenced a post from the Crescendo roadmap that outlines these significant changes aimed at streamlining operations across the network. The emphasis on resolving high processing delays comes as the Kaspa community continues to grow, necessitating more efficient systems to handle increased transaction loads and user interactions.
The enhancements proposed are crucial in ensuring a seamless operation of the Kaspa network, potentially improving scalability and performance for all users engaged in this decentralized ecosystem. As the core team works diligently on these developments, participants can anticipate a more cohesive experience as they navigate the network.
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