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Celestia co-founder Nick White: Modularity leaves room for new services and protocols to emerge.

BlockBeats News, on September 11th, Nick White, co-founder of Celestia, spoke at the "Build For Miracle" summit co-hosted by Metastone and BlockBeats, during the roundtable discussion on "Is modularity the infrastructure for building the next generation of public chains?". "The way modular blockchains work is to provide a service for anyone, a decentralized service for someone to consume, right? I think shared serialization is a bit like mempool, and like a consensus service, like a fast confirmation service, you can configure it according to your own needs. Code processing is also another good example. I think as space develops, as we build more infrastructure and realize we have more needs, we will continue to see more of these services emerge. So I think modularity has not yet been fully realized. I think there is still a lot of room to explore, and more space to emerge new services and protocols." · Summit time: September 11th, 9:30-22:00 · Summit location: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay Singapore 6 Raffles Boulevard 039594
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