Hive transactions have one-block irreversibility
Hive Today #49 — December 18th, 2022
In October this year, Hive saw a major network upgrade, Hard Fork 26. This upgrade enabled one-block irreversibility (OBI). It means that most (but not all) Hive blocks become irreversible before the next block is produced. And as a result, most Hive transactions can become irreversible within a few hundred milliseconds. I don’t think we talk about this enough.
Onward to this week’s highlights.
Most Viewed
- The Journey to Praetoria Begins!
- Soliciting for support
- OCD Community Boost Contest S2 #6: Highlighting DIYHub by OCD
- WIN SPLINTERLANDS & MUTERRA ASSETS !!
- Vigilante.tv | Updates December 13th 2022
Projects
- HiveWP WordPress Plugin Update 1.0.7
- Hive Music Video Foundation — Financial report and a job opportunity
- Astral Revelations — Whitepaper, Roadmap, Presale, and Giveaway!
- My latest contributions to the Hive Condenser and Wallet apps.
Communities
- 15th December Hive London Meetup + TDC Tunes Gig
- CUB Monthly Report | November 2022–50% of CUB Inflation Bought & Burned, TVL Continues to Grow & Arb Bot 2.0
- POSH x Splintertalk Giveaway of 100 Chaos Legion Packs and 1000 POSH tokens!
- Crypto zard secret Santa charity stream. Raising money for Family funds who help family’s with disabled children
Proposals
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Hive is a decentralized network built on the Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) protocol. This network is home to a wide variety of decentralized apps (dApps), including social media and games. These apps depend on Hive’s information-sharing capabilities, secure account layer, and fast and feeless blockchain operations.
