After half a decade of vision, dedication, and development, Hyperchains has officially launched as the ultimate solution for secure, scalable, and customizable blockchain networks!
With Hyperchains, individuals, organizations, enterprises, and entire ecosystems can easily launch their own private or public chains, harnessing decentralization with unparalleled scalability and security
What makes Hyperchains a game-changer?
Virtually Infinite scalability and cost-effectiveness
Unmatched security with a hybrid PoW/PoS model
Full customization to fit your unique needs
This is the breakthrough blockchain has been waiting for—designed to empower organizations across both private and public sectors to harness blockchain’s full potential without compromise.
Join us as we step into a new era of Hyperchains! The era of effortless decentralization!
Stay tuned for more information about Hyperchains, and if you’re at the WebSummit, visit our booth and meet the Aeternity Foundation team and contributors!
We are looking forward to more information about Aeternity Hyperchain, such as when the consensus upgrade will be carried out and when it will be available for users.
Yes, there will be documentation for hyperchains along with an overhaul to the entire documentation for æternity.
A new Documentation Hub will be launching in the next few weeks that will streamline the fragmented documentation that’s spread across GitHub repositories.
The new hub should make it easier for everyone to understand æternity and onboard as a developer or user.
The integration of Cardano and BitcoinOS is gaining attention, but compared to that, what are the superior points of the integration of Aeternity and BitcoinOS through Hyperchains, and how does it differ from Cardano?
Update:
We are putting much effort in the staking and staking delegation infrastructure. Last month, we redesigned the whole staking process and how it interacts with the consensus. This even made a redesign of the functioning of the delegation contracts necessary, that I previously developed. In the new design, we made sure that staking and delegated staking can happen in a separated way. The staking is now designed in a way that allows the delegation can be taking place in a separate contract which just needs to have one required function defined. So if the community will not be a fan of the delegated staking mechanism we designed, it can use it’s own contract with custom logic ! Designing this was not trivial and requires lots of testing, but in the end, the developer and user experience will be very simple.