One of the biggest issues of Blockchain is scalability. Everyday, more and more projects claim to have improved Bitcoin’s network. They claim that they’ve increased TPS or decreased processing time. However, there are other projects that have taken a more radical approach to solve Blockchain issues by creating a new network without using the original blockchain structure. QLC Chain and Vite both believe that a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) is the best solution to solve scalability.
What’s the difference?
Blockchain allows anyone to track down any record stored in a ledger’s history. However, the sequential structure hinders the transaction throughput and ability to scale. DAG differs because its structure is more similar to a flow chart and all points go towards one direction. This also means that no node can be its own mother node. QLC Chain and Vite are both implementing a block lattice structure based on Nano’s structure, but have integrated different consensus protocols. So, what are the differences?
