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Items with a reason of their own, ranked by urgency, weight and how often the project publishesToday we are proud to announce that Celestia Labs is acquiring Sovereign Labs. This acquisition establishes Celestia Labs as a full-stack custom blockchain development partner for companies building onchain, marking a new chapter for Celestia’s go-to-market st…Celestia
Every blockchain claims to allow more transactions per second (TPS) than its competitors. Chains advertise figures from tens of thousands TPS (live today) up to several million for yet-to-be-released systems.Celestia
This case study presents a novel use case of Data Availability (DA) and the team that is pioneering its first implementation: Midnight Network uses Celestia as the peer-to-peer (P2P) layer for its Zswap offers, so counterparties can discover them and match pri…Celestia
This case study explores Relay , an onchain interoperability product that scaled to broad adoption (100M+ transactions, and $20B+ in volume across 85+ chains) and why it built its own chain to settle it all.Celestia
Celestia’s next upgrade, Hibiscus (V7), is scheduled for mid-March. Hibiscus moves Celestia closer to resolving the tradeoff between sovereignty and interoperability, making networks built on Celestia feel more unified.Celestia
For years, the blockchain technology industry operated under the assumption that Layer 2s were subordinate extensions of a single parent Layer 1 like Ethereum.Celestia
Celestia’s Vision 2.0 outlined three bandwidth regimes in blockchain history. The first era at 10KB/s enabled AMMs. The second at 1-10MB/s made onchain orderbooks viable for crypto trading.Celestia
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