Building a robust evidence chain reduces bugs and accelerates blockchain development.
Cross-verifying models during simulations ensures reliable performance and security.
Iteration promotes ongoing improvement, fostering agility and rapid issue resolution.
In blockchain and decentralized finance, building a strong chain-of-evidence is essential during the development process. This structured approach can accelerate implementation and reduce the risk of bugs that could harm projects, according to Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson.
A clear example of this is the success with Peras, where the chain of evidence helped avoid critical issues like those seen in Solana. By carefully moving from research to analytics, developers can create a secure foundation for their blockchain projects while maintaining rapid iteration.
The chain of evidence has to be built from the paper. That's what we did with peras. It massively speeds up the implementation and prevents Solana like bugs pic.twitter.com/uXNvoQLKoJ
— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) October 15, 2024
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