Not databases, but where they're stored. Commissioning, not functionality.

Lots of things are stored there. But i almost never know what's actually on them.

Subordinates aren't generally allowed in the confidential areas. That's a different sphere of service.
But for me right now it carries an episodic structure, the vendors changing politics, personally lacking interest. Right now the launches of big and mid projects are handled by the creators, with pretty much no exceptions.
Selection of specifications, decisions when it comes to demand, also handled by the vendors.
After that distribution and integration become a weird topic.

When there's nothing left to learn in a sector, there's a choice:
- Go left, continue rotting in the same division, retarding with every minute.
- Go right, give yourself hell while actually making progress.
"I never wanted to become that elder with the wired rotary phone, i want to forever be young and flexible in the mind."

*laughs in humanitarian*

Progress and learning is life.

Don't you think it's time to wrap up all this blockchain building nonsense?

Time to do something useful, not shove project CEOs into everyone's face

We already technically have the best blockchain

And it's being finished swiftly too

It's been complete for a long time now honestly. Clones of clones of clones. Maybe somewhere, something is still being created, but i have no idea about that.
The only reliable decision was made by Mitya and his team at Everscale (ex FreeTON).
High quality standards and creativity.
A real thing, could be one of the most important crypto inventions (and more).
I like when blockchains are built by people much smarter than me. I like feeling stupid in this environment. So much to learn.
We can definitely soon see a calculation system that can calculate astronomically fast while running on regular ol' servers.

I'd add that as the capital of crypto grows, the harder it becomes for original concepts to thrive.
But ideas will advance further. Everyone knows there's a LIMIT to any system on the net.
That limit will be utilized in Everscale. What more could you come up with? And how would you sell it?

Let's put into perspective the possibilities of the network to our new followers.
How much of the worldwide transaction traffic do you think it would handle?

Worst case scenario would be 40k+ transactions a second, will be possible quite soon and i hope we can publically prove that (we will have a budget for it).
I'd like to show rather than tell.
Hoping to hit 1M transactions a second in another year, maybe less.
It's hard to pinpoint the transaction traffic in crypto (haven't even attempted), because a lot of the calculation happens outside of the blockchains, but if we're evaluating based on purely factual blockchain traffic, we'll be able to cover it all very soon.

These statistics are a safe bet. If it takes off on the market, Mitya will roll out the upgrades faster, speeding up the process.
Removing the "if", it'll be more or less what i said

Impressive

Scary numbers, actually. It's an avalanche of data.

86 BILLION transactions a day.
More than HALF A TRILLION API requests. (wishful thinking)
Insane API traffic (Dapp)