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Celestia is a modular blockchain that only orders and publishes transactions, not executes them. By decoupling the consensus and application execution layers, Celestia modularizes the blockchain technology stack and opens up new possibilities for decentralized application developers.
The Celestia (TIA) blockchain network aims to make it possible for anyone to launch a blockchain with minimal management costs. The network achieves scalability by fundamentally reshaping blockchain architecture and creating a lean model. The model incorporates a new component called "data availability sampling" that separates consensus from execution. Celestia does not enforce specific execution or settlement restrictions, leaving developers free to design execution and settlement protocols to explore potential opportunities.
Celestia aims to stand out from the crowd of blockchains. Other blockchains often suffer from scalability issues due to their inherent functions such as transaction processing, verification, and coordination. Celestia’s modular blockchain concept separates consensus from transaction execution, improving scalability without compromising security or decentralization.
This modular structure opens up a variety of new opportunities. Experimentation is enhanced as both specialized and general-purpose blockchains can find a place in the Celestia ecosystem and secure their environment directly from Celestia’s established validator set. Developers can independently control the application rules of such modular blockchains by adapting the technical framework without any external constraints.
Celestia integrates CometBFT and Cosmos SDK and operates on the principle of proof-of-stake blockchain.
A notable feature of blockchains such as Celestia is the integration of “rollups”, which moves most of the functionality to the main layer. In short, rollups transmit transaction information to Celestia, which organizes the data and makes it accessible to rollup users. In addition, rollups inherit certain elements of Celestia’s security.
Celestia's rollups are as simple as Layer 2, but also have the common autonomy features of Layer 1. In the Celestia environment, these types of chains are called "sovereign rollups."
TIA is Celestia's native token and has multiple uses, including:
1. Pay Blobspace fees: Aggregates use TIA to transfer data to Celestia's Blobspace.
2. Network security: Users can stake TIA to participate in consensus, thereby contributing to the security of Celestia.
3. Pay for rollups with tokens: Developers can choose to use TIA tokens to pay for rollup fuel fees.
Tia, Celestia's native token, can be used for a variety of purposes in the network:
Paying Blobspace fees: TIA is used to pay for publishing data to Celestia's Blobspace, forming the economic foundation of the network.
Network security: Users can stake TIA to participate in the consensus mechanism and contribute to the security and stability of the Celestia blockchain.
Tokens to pay for aggregation fuel fees: Developers can use TIA tokens as fuel fees to facilitate and pay for transactions in aggregation operations, ensuring efficient and smooth processing.
The total supply of TIA tokens is 1 billion, and as of writing, the circulating supply is 141,043,528.
Celestia differs from other blockchain networks by several key features:
Modular architecture: Celestia’s modular approach allows developers to easily deploy custom blockchains and freely define execution and settlement parameters. This modular approach fosters innovation and experimentation.
Split execution and consensus: Celestia breaks the conventional association between execution and consensus, improving scalability without compromising security and decentralization. This split is achieved by introducing data availability sampling.
Sovereign rollups: Celestia’s integration with rollups (specifically sovereign rollups) is a unique combination of ease of deployment and sovereignty common to layer 1 blockchains, making it attractive to blockchain builders to use the platform.
Proof of Stake: Celestia operates as a proof-of-stake blockchain, leveraging CometBFT and the Cosmos SDK for enhanced security and increased efficiency.
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