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Ted Yin is arguably the biggest gigabrain in crypto at the moment that nobody know. Hotstuff is used by many of the new L1s, Avalanche (Snow family) is the strongest consensus algo to ever exist (but rather complicated so most teams are too brainlets to understand it deeply), desu Avalabs kinda capitalized on the innovation completely by naming their product literally "Avalanche" kek

also source?

>>54418047
Is this good news? Will I be able to eat human food again?

>>54418047
reminder Diem tried to copy a bunch of Dfinity's BLS cryptography

>>54418158
retard roach

>>54418158
Cll website

>>54418047
TED YING YANG CHING CHONG BING BONG THE RICECEL

>>54418047
interesting, did he just join recently?

>>54418047
HotStuff wasn't a failure, was it? I see it get mentioned all the time in SUI and ETH circles.

I dont know what any of this means but I myself fucked Ted Yin back in the times at Cornell.

>>54418812
How are sui and aptos not failed sbf vc scams lol

>>54418869
>I dont know what any of this means
Ted Yin works on the Chainlink Subnet

>>54419358
what does that mean, I haven't followed avalanche closely. would oracles communicate on a subnet?

>>54419373
Avalanche is basically a "Blockchain as a Service" platform, anyone can launch their own Subnets running whatever VM they want, its fully customizable and can scale to millions of Validators thanks to the Avalanche Consensus.
Now thanks to Avalanche Warp Messaging all these Subnets can communicate with each other and the decentralized Oracle usecase here is that the Chainlink Subnet can export its data to any new Subnet at an extremely low cost, with sub second finality and pretty much trustless.
this abstracts away the need to bootstrap Oracles for each Subnet which is very expensive and time consuming.

>>54419452
that sounds pretty potent, thanks

>>54418869
Kek

>>54418047
OH MAI GAWD ANOTHER "FAANG" EMPLOYEE FOR CHAINLINK THIS IS FUCKING HUGE CHAINLINK IS GONNA EXPLODE TO THE FUCKING STRATOSPHERE WAGMI

Is he not working at Ava labs anymore then? That would be bearish as fuck for them because this guy is the gigabrain behind it.<div class="xa23b"><span class="xa23t"></span><span class="xa23i"></span></div>

>>54419452
avalanche feels like a major winner, but in 10 years like chainlink after we've all killed ourselves

Why the fuck did he stop working at Avalabs, he was working on a new DB solution called Mangrove and a completelly rewrittem EVM for Avalanche afaik.

>>54418158
Thanks advocate!

>>54421992
Kek basically this. Most good tokens will be this way. People keep expecting another. BTC or ETH like run for their shitcoin but we are beyond that. The closest thing you have is LINK because of the sheer retarded conviction holders have which is the same as ETH and BTC but at smaller scale. AVAX and a few other L1’s have it at even a smaller scale, but it doesn’t matter. Too many shitcoins in the world now. Everyone thinks their own bags are the best, so if you’re not in ETH or BTC early you simply have a smaller army. It will take time for those armies to build as shitcoins die and people swap into things with fundamental value.

One thing I can say with certainty is stuff like LINK, AVAX, etc WILL reach ETH-like valuations in time and leave behind anyone who isn’t in now.

>>54418047
When the layer rotation thesis becomes the failed company rotation thesis

>>54422011
It's probably nearly done, the next update reduces gas fees dramatically, so MangroveDB was obviously on the horizon. Emin confirmed this in the latest all access. I think Ted Yin will become more of a consultant at Ava Labs once MangroveDB is deployed. Anyway it'll be the first question in the next Q&A on all access, you can bet your ass.

>>54422011
He hasnt stopped. He is the co-creator FFS.

>>54424535
fair service sequencing?

nice

>>54424155
>>54424535
I hope it's true and they announce the new DB solution and EVM at the conference