Celestia launches fast Test Mamo-1 with 128MB blocks

Modular Blokcain Celestia has launched a new Testnet, Mamo-1, designed to press network scalability to new extremes ahead of future topmaster upgrades.

According to 14 April announcement in the whole (Tia) Blog, Mamo-1 is designed to support very high data permeability, up to 128 MB of blocks every six seconds, or 21.33 MB per second. It is more than 16 times greater than what Celestia’s Mainnet is currently handled. The new testnet should simulate real world conditions for applications that must process large amounts of data.

TestNet follows a smaller prototype called Mammoth Mini, which reached 27MB / s in laboratory tests. But unlike this Dwnet, MAMO-1 is open to the public and connects to the entire full layer of availability, including support for light nodes and sampling data availability. They are supported by 21 validators located in Amsterdam, Paris and Warsaw to reflect the real behavior of the network.

The upgrade It is partly involved in the new data transfer protocol called Vacuum!, Which improves the way the data is moved over the network. Instead of overwhelm data network, nodes send it only on peers that require. This helps reduce unnecessary traffic and makes the system faster and more efficiently.

Vacuum! It also uses something called validation certificates, so the nodes can announce what data they keep. Even if full data are not available from one source, vacuum! It contains a new way of recovery that helps validators to restore the missing parts of the block using backup data.

Celestia says this technology approaches the future in which the network can handle 1GB blocks. Since its October 2023 years Mainnet launchMore than 20 Walks are distributed to the Celesty, including eclipse, Movement Laboratories (Move) and the dimension. However, the competition of rival networks for data accessories such as eigenda and use can cause their lead.

Even with a new testnet, Celesti’s Tiken Tya didn’t move much. Run at 2.52 dollars, 30% this month and 88% below their $ 18.85 in February. According to the 10 April Nansen reportInterest for platform developers remains quite high despite the price drop, raising condemnation for future price recovery.