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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Welcome to "Mathematics for the Impatient" with SKALE CTO and cofounder Stan Kladko. This series is designed to take a look at the mathematics behind blockchain and present it in a way that is easily consumable and understandable. Today's topic is an incredibly important one, in that most folks don't know the VERY important distinction between them, Block time vs. Block finality.--------Chapters-------------0:00 Intro0:14 Definitions of Block Time and Block Finality10:40 self healing and consumer experience12:28 typical block time and finality time for Ethereum13:10 time to wait for time machine effect to not occur14:15 What are block times/finality for SKALE Network21:12 conclusionAbout SKALE SKALE is a multichain network composed of an unlimited number of secure, decentralized, high-performance Ethereum Blockchains. These SKALE Chains were purpose-built to bring Web3 to billions of consumers around the world. SKALE’s advanced cryptography and pooled security model is fast, secure, and decentralized, allowing developers to deliver amazing user experiences to end users without gas fees or latency. SKALE’s modular and extensible platform includes EVM functionality, file storage, interchain messaging, and machine learning capabilities, but is open sourced and designed to allow developers to easily use best of breed solutions when necessary. This architecture further allows applications to run completely on SKALE chains without centralized dependencies.The SKALE Network is an open source project with many contributors including SKALE Labs, Inc. headquartered in San Francisco, CA. The SKALE Network’s supporters include Arrington Capital, Blockchange, ConsenSys Labs, Hashed, HashKey, Floodgate, Multicoin Capital, Recruit Holdings, Signia VP, and Winklevoss Capital. The
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