The blockchain "trilemma" refers to the difficulty of simultaneously achieving decentralization, security, and scalability. To address this challenge, developers have tried various approaches: some have attempted to abandon traditional architectures in favor of DAG-based data structures; others have introduced sharding and Layer 2 solutions to tackle scalability; and some have proposed modular solutions to enhance network throughput. However, Litheum, which recently announced the completion of its funding round, has adopted a completely different approach, claiming to have created a "third-generation blockchain." By reconstructing incentive mechanisms and introducing dynamic block adjustments, among other new strategies, it aims to break through the bottleneck of blockchain "high utilization." So, can Litheum really compete?

The latest episode of the "Funding Project Decryption" series launched by @Web3Caff_Res, titled "Taking a New Path! Reconstructing Incentive Mechanisms and Introducing Dynamic Block Adjustments: Can the L1 Blockchain Litheum Break the 'Trilemma'?" will provide PRO subscription members with in-depth analysis and commentary 🔻

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