In this short action-oriented post we look at the phased approach to Layer 2 migration. Building a decentralized application is not necessarily hard as it shares 90% of the same attributes as a traditional application. The differences, though, are unique.

This post is the second in a two-part series on Why Randomness, Rotation, and Incentives are Critical for Secure Scaling. The first part can be found here. The Role of a Validator Node

SKALE is building a layer of infrastructure on top of Ethereum that will allow developers to build their projects faster and with better performance. We do this by building an elastic blockchain network that can have thousands of independent blockchains, – all tied to the Ethereum public mainnet.

Today we are announcing a decision to include BLS-ROLLUP into the SKALE production network. Every SKALE Network validator will participate in BLS-ROLLUP and profit from BLS-ROLLUP fees.

If you’ve been keeping up with SKALE, you’re aware of our high throughput Elastic Sidechains that free developers from the constraints of the Ethereum mainnet. While computation and throughput are cool,

Hello, Everyone! As Ethereum 2.0 begins to come online with the recent Testnet release of phase 0 of the Ethereum 2.0 Roadmap by Prysmatic Labs (Congrats, guys!), we are extremely excited

One of the biggest elephants in the room with decentralized technologies is the idea of nodes in new decentralized networks are running in the cloud. The reason why I specifically say ‘new’ decentralized

Hello, Everyone! In 2017, everything was looking up for Ethereum — ETH was soaring, developers were coming in droves to build (this was before buidl) new dApps, and enterprises were getting involved. But the

As Layer two solutions begin coming online, it's becoming more and more evident that it will be where the vast majority of execution will take place in decentralized networks. For that reason, it

Hello, Everyone! Today, we’re going to be reviewing SKALE’s Interchain Messaging — the communication layer connecting Elastic Sidechains which allows for the transfer of digital assets and calling of smart contracts across

If you're in the blockchain or cryptography communities, you've likely heard of BLS signatures. Over the past few months, we've been working on our own open source implementation and will be reviewing the

If you use the Internet, it’s highly likely that you recall the various times that major sites like Reddit, Netflix, Instagram, Airbnb, and others fell offline. And when each of these businesses

Hello, Everyone! After months of heads down research, development, and benchmarking, we are proud to present a peek into SKALE's architecture! Built to SKALESKALE is a network of Elastic Sidechains run by independent