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- Feb 17,2024Avail 2.0 update launched, bringing enhanced scalability features, including optimized transaction finality and improved interoperability with other blockchain networks for seamless data sharing.
- Sep 30,2023Introduction of Avail’s validator node program, enabling network participants to validate transactions and ensure the integrity of data availability, further decentralizing the network.
- Mar 14,2023Avail announces a partnership with major blockchain projects to facilitate cross-chain data availability, making it possible for decentralized applications to access data securely from multiple blockchains without compromising performance.
- Apr 9,2022Avail’s SDK released to the community, providing tools for developers to easily integrate decentralized data availability into their applications and improve cross-chain interoperability.
- Jan 4,2022Avail mainnet launched, enabling developers to deploy their decentralized applications on a secure and scalable blockchain platform designed for high throughput and low latency.
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- Feb 17,2024Avail 2.0 update launched, bringing enhanced scalability features, including optimized transaction finality and improved interoperability with other blockchain networks for seamless data sharing.
- Sep 30,2023Introduction of Avail’s validator node program, enabling network participants to validate transactions and ensure the integrity of data availability, further decentralizing the network.
- Mar 14,2023Avail announces a partnership with major blockchain projects to facilitate cross-chain data availability, making it possible for decentralized applications to access data securely from multiple blockchains without compromising performance.
- Apr 9,2022Avail’s SDK released to the community, providing tools for developers to easily integrate decentralized data availability into their applications and improve cross-chain interoperability.
- Jan 4,2022Avail mainnet launched, enabling developers to deploy their decentralized applications on a secure and scalable blockchain platform designed for high throughput and low latency.
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Avail is a modular blockchain protocol designed to serve as a dedicated data availability layer. Unlike traditional blockchains that handle consensus, execution, and data storage within a single network, Avail focuses exclusively on ensuring that data for other blockchains and decentralized applications (dApps) is reliably stored, retrievable, and verifiable. This modular approach allows other networks to offload their data availability tasks to Avail, enabling them to scale more effectively without being burdened by intensive data management.
Avail’s architecture separates data availability from the consensus and execution layers, making it a key component for scalable blockchain ecosystems. It ensures that data is distributed across the network in a secure and decentralized manner using techniques like erasure coding and data sampling, which guarantee that even if parts of the network are compromised, the data can still be reconstructed and verified.
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Avail is a modular blockchain protocol designed to serve as a dedicated data availability layer. Unlike traditional blockchains that handle consensus, execution, and data storage within a single network, Avail focuses exclusively on ensuring that data for other blockchains and decentralized applications (dApps) is reliably stored, retrievable, and verifiable. This modular approach allows other networks to offload their data availability tasks to Avail, enabling them to scale more effectively without being burdened by intensive data management.
Avail’s architecture separates data availability from the consensus and execution layers, making it a key component for scalable blockchain ecosystems. It ensures that data is distributed across the network in a secure and decentralized manner using techniques like erasure coding and data sampling, which guarantee that even if parts of the network are compromised, the data can still be reconstructed and verified.