Delta: Breaking Tradeoffs in Blockchain Architectures | Myles O’Neil & Ole Spjeldnæs
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I think that consensuslessness or whatever we wanna call it is a very big deal. I think that we're gonna see a lot of systems that do this. Something we haven't really touched on is that Delta can scale fully horizontally. It can scale okay, execution, that's not so interesting. You can add more domains. Okay. But in this case, because you have this leaderless, parallelizable consensus or consensus less, whatever you wanna call it, right, which doesn't have the linearizing bottleneck of the blocks, you can run mempools in parallel. You know, validators can add machine. They can kind of arbitra
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Alright, everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Bell Curve. Before we jump in, quick disclaimer. The views expressed by my cohost today are their personal views, and they do not represent the views of any organization with which the co hosts are associated with. Nothing in the episode is construed or relied upon as financial, technical, tax, legal, or other advice. You know the deal. Now, let's jump into the episode.
Alright, everyone. Welcome back to another episode of Bell Curve. This is a special episode. You guys will see why in about 30 seconds. But today, I'm joined by my occasional cohost, Miles, and Ole from Delta. Guys, welcome to the program.
Thank you, Mike. Yeah. Very excited to be on. I feel like this has been in the works for a little bit, so we'll be good.
Yeah. And excited to be on, as both like a a guest and maybe a cohost, kind of a hybrid here. And, yeah, I think I've been wanting to, like, talk about this on the pod for a long time, but, I joined Delta as head of product in June. And, yeah, just couldn't be more excited to, to share a little bit more about it today. I think it connects a lot to a lot of the episodes that we have been talking about and themes that we've been discussing for on Belker for for years now. So, yes, this is an exciting episode for me. Yeah.
I'm pumped. This has been a little, secret we've been gatekeeping here. And as we've been talking about, hey. If you could build an l one from scratch, what would it look like? Well, what we didn't a 100%. Share with the audience is that you were helping Ole do just that at Delta. And as a disclaimer here at the top of the episode, I am a small but proud, bag holder in Delta as well. So just keep that in mind. Can I check, are you wearing any pink? I I don't see any pink on the top here. Do you have any pink on the pants as a calling card?
Miles and I were just discussing it. Today, I'm wearing very standard, like, gray shit. Oh, the camera is following me. There's no pink today. We might make this a, you know, team wide obligatory thing that every public appearance has to be accompanied by a pink item, but as of yet, HR is not that strict. Yeah.
Alright. That's good. That's good to hear. But, Miles, good to have you on for this, buddy. We've
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