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💥Important Information! Gavin Wood officially states his views on the JAM Token!
"Personally, I do not intend to issue new tokens based on the JAM protocol. I also do not believe it is wise for Parity and the Web3 Foundation to issue such tokens, though the leadership of those organizations can decide for themselves. I generally oppose actions that I believe do not bring actual net benefits to @Polkadot.
However, I will continue to explore ideas that may bring long-term value to Polkadot, sometimes involving new tokens — but these tokens are usually symbiotic with DOT rather than replacing it.
DOT is the core of Polkadot's product economy, and I look forward to it maintaining that position. The existence of JAM will not change that.
JAM and Polkadot have a mutually enhancing relationship. With JAM, Polkadot will have more and faster cores, stronger resource measurement capabilities, higher connectivity, improved storage functions, and a completely new execution model. This will significantly expand the technical boundaries of Polkadot.”
#JAM #Polkadot
"Personally, I do not intend to issue new tokens based on the JAM protocol. I also do not believe it is wise for Parity and the Web3 Foundation to issue such tokens, though the leadership of those organizations can decide for themselves. I generally oppose actions that I believe do not bring actual net benefits to @Polkadot.
However, I will continue to explore ideas that may bring long-term value to Polkadot, sometimes involving new tokens — but these tokens are usually symbiotic with DOT rather than replacing it.
DOT is the core of Polkadot's product economy, and I look forward to it maintaining that position. The existence of JAM will not change that.
JAM and Polkadot have a mutually enhancing relationship. With JAM, Polkadot will have more and faster cores, stronger resource measurement capabilities, higher connectivity, improved storage functions, and a completely new execution model. This will significantly expand the technical boundaries of Polkadot.”
#JAM #Polkadot
🚀 #Polkadot $DOT Breakout—Can It Hit $9.25? 🚀
Polkadot’s #JAMupgrade is sparking major buzz! With claims of 1M+ TPS & 500ms block times, it could transform DOT’s scalability. Meanwhile, #dot just broke a falling wedge, signaling a bullish reversal.
🔹 Key Levels to Watch:
✅ Bullish Targets: $5.50 → $7.60 → $9.25 📈
❌ Bearish Risks: Below $4.69 could drop to $3.94 📉
If the #JAM upgrade delivers, DOT could surge. Will it reach $9.25? 🤔
#Write2Earn
Polkadot’s #JAMupgrade is sparking major buzz! With claims of 1M+ TPS & 500ms block times, it could transform DOT’s scalability. Meanwhile, #dot just broke a falling wedge, signaling a bullish reversal.
🔹 Key Levels to Watch:
✅ Bullish Targets: $5.50 → $7.60 → $9.25 📈
❌ Bearish Risks: Below $4.69 could drop to $3.94 📉
If the #JAM upgrade delivers, DOT could surge. Will it reach $9.25? 🤔
#Write2Earn
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🚀 Good news! At the Lisbon conference, the JAM implementation team (JAM DUNA) also released their work goals for Q2 2025!
A few key developments worth noting:
🔹 Released JAM DUNA v0.7, supporting multi-client tiny testnet, marking the official entry of the testnet into the "multi-client parallel validation" era.
🔹 Drafted M1/M2 milestone documentation.
🔹 Advanced M3: Linear Recompilation.
🔹 Joint testing of JAM + Grandpa + warp sync.
🔹 The challenge checklist also includes key tasks such as CorePlay PoC, Grandpa+Auditing parallel execution, etc.
More importantly, as a member of the JAM Implementers DAO, JAM DUNA stated that their DAO architecture has gradually taken shape and is conducting collaborative governance through GitHub + Discord!
In addition, another goal for Q2 is for multiple implementation teams to release client binaries and join the network while improving docs.jamcha.in, aiming for the development experience to match zkVM documentation (like Succinct).
Overall, this conference marks an important milestone for JAM as it transitions from "laboratory R&D" to "system collaboration." With the multi-client network, recompilation engine, and Toaster ready, the JAM mainnet is not far off!
PolkaWorld will continue to follow up on the progress 🔍
#JAM
A few key developments worth noting:
🔹 Released JAM DUNA v0.7, supporting multi-client tiny testnet, marking the official entry of the testnet into the "multi-client parallel validation" era.
🔹 Drafted M1/M2 milestone documentation.
🔹 Advanced M3: Linear Recompilation.
🔹 Joint testing of JAM + Grandpa + warp sync.
🔹 The challenge checklist also includes key tasks such as CorePlay PoC, Grandpa+Auditing parallel execution, etc.
More importantly, as a member of the JAM Implementers DAO, JAM DUNA stated that their DAO architecture has gradually taken shape and is conducting collaborative governance through GitHub + Discord!
In addition, another goal for Q2 is for multiple implementation teams to release client binaries and join the network while improving docs.jamcha.in, aiming for the development experience to match zkVM documentation (like Succinct).
Overall, this conference marks an important milestone for JAM as it transitions from "laboratory R&D" to "system collaboration." With the multi-client network, recompilation engine, and Toaster ready, the JAM mainnet is not far off!
PolkaWorld will continue to follow up on the progress 🔍
#JAM
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Good news! Good news! The latest Alpha from Lisbon! 🥳
Gavin Wood just announced at the JAM event in Lisbon that the JAM white paper is progressing towards v1.0, and the M1 phase will officially kick off this June! 🛠️
Not sure what M1 is — it's the first major milestone in the JAM development 👀
More specifically, this is the proof that the JAM implementation teams (those 38 teams) need to show that their nodes can correctly read blocks, follow protocol rules, and execute the core logic of JAM. If they fail this test, it’s game over 👀
Because, regardless of which path you choose (be it a validating node, light node, or non-PVM node), M1 is the foundation for all future rewards — including audits, DOT rewards, and eligibility to join the Fellowship!
Teams that successfully pass M1 can nominate a developer to advance to a level III member of the @Polkadot Fellowship — this represents a formal entry into the core circle of ecological governance 😎
So, let's look forward to it! Let's see how many teams can achieve the M1 goal this June! 🏄♀️
#JAM
Gavin Wood just announced at the JAM event in Lisbon that the JAM white paper is progressing towards v1.0, and the M1 phase will officially kick off this June! 🛠️
Not sure what M1 is — it's the first major milestone in the JAM development 👀
More specifically, this is the proof that the JAM implementation teams (those 38 teams) need to show that their nodes can correctly read blocks, follow protocol rules, and execute the core logic of JAM. If they fail this test, it’s game over 👀
Because, regardless of which path you choose (be it a validating node, light node, or non-PVM node), M1 is the foundation for all future rewards — including audits, DOT rewards, and eligibility to join the Fellowship!
Teams that successfully pass M1 can nominate a developer to advance to a level III member of the @Polkadot Fellowship — this represents a formal entry into the core circle of ecological governance 😎
So, let's look forward to it! Let's see how many teams can achieve the M1 goal this June! 🏄♀️
#JAM
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Gavin Wood's Latest Share: Will JAM Issue a Separate Token?
This content comes from the monthly call of the Polkadot technical Fellowship. The technical Fellowship is a decentralized group of technical experts on Polkadot's chain, including Gavin Wood, who participates in this meeting almost every time and shares his recent main work focus. In the May meeting, he shared the following important progress:
The gray paper version 0.7 will implement all the functions required for network operation.
Audit of the gray paper will begin at the end of July, in preparation for version 1.0
What are Coreboot and Corechains?
Is JAM Toaster mining BTC?
The gray paper version 0.7 will implement all the functions required for network operation.
Audit of the gray paper will begin at the end of July, in preparation for version 1.0
What are Coreboot and Corechains?
Is JAM Toaster mining BTC?
🚀 Polkadot JAM Update by Acala
Progress is moving fast!
✅ Completed: Web3 & community tests passed, updated to GP 0.6.2, telemetry dashboard live
🛠️ In Progress: Offchain execution, host call testing, p2p validator comms
🔜 Next: Smart contract PoC, public testnet, erasure coding updates & more
Exciting times ahead for JAM! 🔥
#Polkadot #Acala #JAM #Web3
Progress is moving fast!
✅ Completed: Web3 & community tests passed, updated to GP 0.6.2, telemetry dashboard live
🛠️ In Progress: Offchain execution, host call testing, p2p validator comms
🔜 Next: Smart contract PoC, public testnet, erasure coding updates & more
Exciting times ahead for JAM! 🔥
#Polkadot #Acala #JAM #Web3
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From Graypaper to CoreVM,
From Doom to Quake,
From thought experiments to runtime reality.
Last year at @EthPrague, @gavofyork used a Graypaper to inspire Ethereum developers to rethink the future of the underlying protocol.
This year he returns to the stage with the first comprehensive practical speech on JAM and CoreVM. Lasting 50 minutes, filled with valuable insights, it thoroughly explores the design philosophy and technical roadmap of Polkadot's next-generation execution environment.
This speech is the most systematic elaboration since the proposal of the JAM (Join-Accumulate Machine) architecture; it comprehensively showcases the core design of CoreVM, and how it transitions from multi-chain to multi-execution engines (multi-core, multi-runtime); it deeply addresses current hot topics in L1/L2 such as modularity, parallelism, and composability; and demonstrates how Polkadot has evolved from the initial concept of 'chain' to 'system kernel'.
#JAM
From Doom to Quake,
From thought experiments to runtime reality.
Last year at @EthPrague, @gavofyork used a Graypaper to inspire Ethereum developers to rethink the future of the underlying protocol.
This year he returns to the stage with the first comprehensive practical speech on JAM and CoreVM. Lasting 50 minutes, filled with valuable insights, it thoroughly explores the design philosophy and technical roadmap of Polkadot's next-generation execution environment.
This speech is the most systematic elaboration since the proposal of the JAM (Join-Accumulate Machine) architecture; it comprehensively showcases the core design of CoreVM, and how it transitions from multi-chain to multi-execution engines (multi-core, multi-runtime); it deeply addresses current hot topics in L1/L2 such as modularity, parallelism, and composability; and demonstrates how Polkadot has evolved from the initial concept of 'chain' to 'system kernel'.
#JAM
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If you are not a technical person involved in Web3 development, or not a deep decentralized player, do not buy this suggestion.
To the friends in frontline development technology, let’s embrace the brand new web3 technology architecture together by the end of 2025, those who understand will understand. It is no less than the birth of smart contracts.
#JAM
To the friends in frontline development technology, let’s embrace the brand new web3 technology architecture together by the end of 2025, those who understand will understand. It is no less than the birth of smart contracts.
#JAM
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What the hell?! JAM was designed to run for 818 years?!
Important information has been dug up in the JAM whitepaper!
JAM uses a time unit structure similar to Ethereum, divided into Epochs and Slots, with each slot being 6 seconds. One epoch contains 600 slots, which is 1 hour. All slots are consecutively numbered starting from the system's genesis moment, and use a 32-bit unsigned integer (maximum value of 2³²).
Since there is one slot every 6 seconds, and a maximum of 2³² slots, we can calculate how long the JAM protocol can run.
🧮 Let's do a simple calculation: 2³² ≈ 4,294,967,296 slots
Each slot is 6 seconds → Total duration is 4,294,967,296 × 6 seconds ≈ 818 years!
So, under the current time settings, the JAM protocol can theoretically run until around the year 2840, meaning that it was initially designed as a "century-level" protocol architecture!
Wow, that's awesome! #JAM
#本周高光时刻
Important information has been dug up in the JAM whitepaper!
JAM uses a time unit structure similar to Ethereum, divided into Epochs and Slots, with each slot being 6 seconds. One epoch contains 600 slots, which is 1 hour. All slots are consecutively numbered starting from the system's genesis moment, and use a 32-bit unsigned integer (maximum value of 2³²).
Since there is one slot every 6 seconds, and a maximum of 2³² slots, we can calculate how long the JAM protocol can run.
🧮 Let's do a simple calculation: 2³² ≈ 4,294,967,296 slots
Each slot is 6 seconds → Total duration is 4,294,967,296 × 6 seconds ≈ 818 years!
So, under the current time settings, the JAM protocol can theoretically run until around the year 2840, meaning that it was initially designed as a "century-level" protocol architecture!
Wow, that's awesome! #JAM
#本周高光时刻
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Is JAM the only path to building a true Web3? Listen to what these builders have to say
Join the PolkaWorld community and build Web 3.0 together!
Last month, another group of developers and students completed their Web3 studies in Lucerne, Switzerland through the Polkadot Blockchain Academy (PBA)! Gavin personally attended the graduation ceremony and brought blessings and visions to everyone on graduation day! At the same time, multiple implementation teams of the JAM protocol also shared their journey in JAM with the graduates at the event, as well as their deep understanding of the JAM protocol!
Whether you are a developer who wants to join JAM, or an ordinary user who is optimistic about the future development of JAM, this article is worth reading and learning!
Last month, another group of developers and students completed their Web3 studies in Lucerne, Switzerland through the Polkadot Blockchain Academy (PBA)! Gavin personally attended the graduation ceremony and brought blessings and visions to everyone on graduation day! At the same time, multiple implementation teams of the JAM protocol also shared their journey in JAM with the graduates at the event, as well as their deep understanding of the JAM protocol!
Whether you are a developer who wants to join JAM, or an ordinary user who is optimistic about the future development of JAM, this article is worth reading and learning!
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What impact will JAM have on the crypto market? How can we improve the user experience of Polkadot in the future?
Join the PolkaWorld community and build Web 3.0 together!
Following yesterday’s article, PolkaWorld continues to bring you the JAM implementation team’s explanation of JAM and sharing of its development status!
Whether you are a developer who wants to join JAM, or an ordinary user who is optimistic about the future development of JAM, this article is worth reading and learning!
This content is long, PolkaWorld will be published in two parts. This article is the second part, mainly covering the following contents:
The core application scenario of JAM is as a national infrastructure?
How to join JAM development?
Following yesterday’s article, PolkaWorld continues to bring you the JAM implementation team’s explanation of JAM and sharing of its development status!
Whether you are a developer who wants to join JAM, or an ordinary user who is optimistic about the future development of JAM, this article is worth reading and learning!
This content is long, PolkaWorld will be published in two parts. This article is the second part, mainly covering the following contents:
The core application scenario of JAM is as a national infrastructure?
How to join JAM development?
ACALA IS JAM
🚨 Polkadot is about to evolve — and Acala might be one of the biggest winners.
JAM (Join-Accumulate Machine) is launching this June. It’s not just an upgrade — it’s a new paradigm.
And $ACA is quietly positioning itself at the center of it all.
⚠️ What is JAM?
A modular, scalable architecture that replaces parachain slot auctions with open, demand-based participation.
No more auctions.
No more locked capital.
No more friction to join.
It’s Polkadot 2.0 — and it changes everything.
🧱 Infrastructure will win in JAM.
Not meme coins.
Not hype.
But networks that build value-capturing tools for liquidity, yield, and multichain composability.
Acala is building that foundation — now.
🔧 Acala is one of the first JAM-native builders:
— Asset Router for unified liquidity
— XCQ: Cross-consensus routing (EVM/WASM ready)
— LSD-native infrastructure
— Multichain composability by design
Acala isn’t adapting. It’s already ahead.
🌊 $ACA is more than a token — it’s liquidity infrastructure.
As JAM unlocks cheaper, modular chains, they’ll all need:
— Liquidity rails
— Staking derivatives
— Stable, interoperable DeFi layers
Acala provides all 3.
🏛️ For institutional capital:
JAM removes onboarding barriers.
Acala removes liquidity fragmentation.
Together, they enable yield-focused, capital-efficient strategies without bridges or silos.
This is where real DeFi utility can scale.
📉 Current state of $ACA :
— Deeply undervalued
— Fully JAM-aligned
— No future auction cost
— One of the most advanced builders on Polkadot
Low cap. High infrastructure value. Major asymmetry.
📆 This June, the JAM Prize M1 kicks off.
Acala’s CTO @XiliangChen will break down Acala’s strategy for the JAM era.
Builders are watching.
Smart capital should too.
✅ Summary:
• JAM makes Polkadot modular & open
• Acala becomes its liquidity engine
• ACA is the token to power it
• Timing is key: this shift is weeks away
If you’re looking for real infrastructure plays — look at $ACA now.
Real DeFi starts with real infrastructure.
#Polkadot #Acala #JAM #defi #crypto #Infraestructure
You can also follow me on X:
MrBC⭕️ @BlockMarketCap
JAM (Join-Accumulate Machine) is launching this June. It’s not just an upgrade — it’s a new paradigm.
And $ACA is quietly positioning itself at the center of it all.
⚠️ What is JAM?
A modular, scalable architecture that replaces parachain slot auctions with open, demand-based participation.
No more auctions.
No more locked capital.
No more friction to join.
It’s Polkadot 2.0 — and it changes everything.
🧱 Infrastructure will win in JAM.
Not meme coins.
Not hype.
But networks that build value-capturing tools for liquidity, yield, and multichain composability.
Acala is building that foundation — now.
🔧 Acala is one of the first JAM-native builders:
— Asset Router for unified liquidity
— XCQ: Cross-consensus routing (EVM/WASM ready)
— LSD-native infrastructure
— Multichain composability by design
Acala isn’t adapting. It’s already ahead.
🌊 $ACA is more than a token — it’s liquidity infrastructure.
As JAM unlocks cheaper, modular chains, they’ll all need:
— Liquidity rails
— Staking derivatives
— Stable, interoperable DeFi layers
Acala provides all 3.
🏛️ For institutional capital:
JAM removes onboarding barriers.
Acala removes liquidity fragmentation.
Together, they enable yield-focused, capital-efficient strategies without bridges or silos.
This is where real DeFi utility can scale.
📉 Current state of $ACA :
— Deeply undervalued
— Fully JAM-aligned
— No future auction cost
— One of the most advanced builders on Polkadot
Low cap. High infrastructure value. Major asymmetry.
📆 This June, the JAM Prize M1 kicks off.
Acala’s CTO @XiliangChen will break down Acala’s strategy for the JAM era.
Builders are watching.
Smart capital should too.
✅ Summary:
• JAM makes Polkadot modular & open
• Acala becomes its liquidity engine
• ACA is the token to power it
• Timing is key: this shift is weeks away
If you’re looking for real infrastructure plays — look at $ACA now.
Real DeFi starts with real infrastructure.
#Polkadot #Acala #JAM #defi #crypto #Infraestructure
You can also follow me on X:
MrBC⭕️ @BlockMarketCap
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Latest! When will JAM go online? What is the migration process from the current Polkadot system to JAM?
This content comes from a recent English live broadcast by PolkaWorld, where we invited Acala's CTO Bryan to reveal the progress of JAM together. After a year of anticipation, JAM is finally going to present itself in a more concrete way this June. So we invited Bryan to share with everyone and allow more people to gain insights into what JAM really is.
Kristen: What is your role in JAM now? What is the atmosphere like in the JAM developer community? What has your personal experience been like?
Bryan: I am Bryan, from Acala. Currently, I am leading a small team dedicated to developing the JAM client for the JAM Prize. There are currently about thirty teams involved in the entire JAM project, and everyone is collaboratively building the JAM protocol in a very decentralized manner. We have established the JAM DAO to coordinate and organize, and we have held two or three offline meetups. To be honest, everyone is doing a fantastic job; we collaborate, set tasks together, share resources, and solve various problems. The entire process is very fun and rewarding, and co-building JAM with these people is a wonderful experience.
Kristen: What is your role in JAM now? What is the atmosphere like in the JAM developer community? What has your personal experience been like?
Bryan: I am Bryan, from Acala. Currently, I am leading a small team dedicated to developing the JAM client for the JAM Prize. There are currently about thirty teams involved in the entire JAM project, and everyone is collaboratively building the JAM protocol in a very decentralized manner. We have established the JAM DAO to coordinate and organize, and we have held two or three offline meetups. To be honest, everyone is doing a fantastic job; we collaborate, set tasks together, share resources, and solve various problems. The entire process is very fun and rewarding, and co-building JAM with these people is a wonderful experience.
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Gavin Wood shared a powerful speech at ETH Prague for nearly an hour, deeply explaining the design philosophy and technical architecture of JAM and CoreVM!
@gbaciX has distilled excellent points, a detailed summary that helps you quickly grasp Polkadot's future execution layer ideas!
Title: In-Depth Understanding of JAM and CoreVM
Integrates the advantages of Polkadot and Ethereum
Architecture Visualization
1 Ordinary Computer / CPU
Straight lines represent unobstructed processing and execution flows.
2 Ethereum
Compared to ordinary computers, Ethereum's blockchain architecture leads to limited, time-constrained processing and execution. That is, Ethereum computation can only be completed within each block, and all computations must stop at the end of each block.
Title: In-Depth Understanding of JAM and CoreVM
Integrates the advantages of Polkadot and Ethereum
Architecture Visualization
1 Ordinary Computer / CPU
Straight lines represent unobstructed processing and execution flows.
2 Ethereum
Compared to ordinary computers, Ethereum's blockchain architecture leads to limited, time-constrained processing and execution. That is, Ethereum computation can only be completed within each block, and all computations must stop at the end of each block.
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Live Preview:
JAM is coming soon, major upgrade to the Polkadot architecture, are you ready?
Polkadot is undergoing a paradigm shift! The new execution environment JAM (Join-Accumulate Machine) will officially launch in June, fundamentally changing the way blockchains operate and ushering in an era of blockchain without blockchains.
In this episode of the PolkaWorld series live stream #181, PolkaWorld member Kristen will provide an in-depth interpretation:
💡 What is JAM? Why is it important?
⚙️ How does it differ from WASM, EVM, and RISC-V?
🚀 What does it mean for developers and ordinary users?
🔮 The ultimate form of Polkadot is becoming apparent?
📅 Time: May 14 (Wednesday) 19:00
🎙 Guest: Kristen from @PolkaWorld
📍 Platform: @polkaworld_pro Twitter Live
#JAM #Polkadot
JAM is coming soon, major upgrade to the Polkadot architecture, are you ready?
Polkadot is undergoing a paradigm shift! The new execution environment JAM (Join-Accumulate Machine) will officially launch in June, fundamentally changing the way blockchains operate and ushering in an era of blockchain without blockchains.
In this episode of the PolkaWorld series live stream #181, PolkaWorld member Kristen will provide an in-depth interpretation:
💡 What is JAM? Why is it important?
⚙️ How does it differ from WASM, EVM, and RISC-V?
🚀 What does it mean for developers and ordinary users?
🔮 The ultimate form of Polkadot is becoming apparent?
📅 Time: May 14 (Wednesday) 19:00
🎙 Guest: Kristen from @PolkaWorld
📍 Platform: @polkaworld_pro Twitter Live
#JAM #Polkadot
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One of the craziest operations in the history of blockchain technology?👀
You should know that @Polkadot is undergoing an important technical upgrade — migrating the three core functions of staking, governance, and balances from the relay chain to minimize the relay chain.
After spending a long time in the Polkadot ecosystem, it's really... even such impressive operations have become commonplace... If it were in other ecosystems, this would be enough to boast about for a whole year...
Well, enough chit-chat... The latest plan is to first test this migration process on the testnet Westend, scheduled for this Thursday, yes! That's today!!! 💥
Once the Westend test is complete, the engineering team will conduct a thorough end-to-end review of the entire system to ensure there are no issues, after which it will move into the next phase: officially launching the migration operation on @kusamanetwork, laying the groundwork for future implementation on the Polkadot mainnet.
This is also a key step for Polkadot to slim down the relay chain into a general settlement layer (JAM architecture)!
Let's see if @paritytech shares any important information today! PolkaWorld will continue to follow up on this!
You should know that @Polkadot is undergoing an important technical upgrade — migrating the three core functions of staking, governance, and balances from the relay chain to minimize the relay chain.
After spending a long time in the Polkadot ecosystem, it's really... even such impressive operations have become commonplace... If it were in other ecosystems, this would be enough to boast about for a whole year...
Well, enough chit-chat... The latest plan is to first test this migration process on the testnet Westend, scheduled for this Thursday, yes! That's today!!! 💥
Once the Westend test is complete, the engineering team will conduct a thorough end-to-end review of the entire system to ensure there are no issues, after which it will move into the next phase: officially launching the migration operation on @kusamanetwork, laying the groundwork for future implementation on the Polkadot mainnet.
This is also a key step for Polkadot to slim down the relay chain into a general settlement layer (JAM architecture)!
Let's see if @paritytech shares any important information today! PolkaWorld will continue to follow up on this!
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Some friends are curious about what JAM's M1 M2 M3 are, so here’s a brief introduction 😜
This refers to the development stages of the JAM client team. Based on different stages, their bonuses also vary. There are 5 stages, and each stage has a bonus of 100,000 DOT 🤤
1⃣Milestone 1 (Stage One): This involves the correct execution of "block import" and "state transition function". While it is not yet a complete implementation of the entire protocol, it can be considered about halfway done.
2⃣Milestone 2 (Stage Two): Build a complete node, including all off-chain related modules. For example, the data availability layer and the communication network between nodes all belong to the off-chain part. By the second stage, you basically have a functioning complete node, although its performance might still be poor.
3⃣Milestone 3 (Stage Three): Optimize the performance to be comparable to that of Kusama. This means the node can at least be used smoothly in a testing environment.
4⃣Milestone 4 (Stage Four): Further optimize to approach the performance level of Polkadot's production environment, making it ready for official launch.
5⃣Milestone 5 (Stage Five): After being reviewed by an independent auditing agency, confirm that this software is safe and reliable, and can be confidently deployed anywhere.
So overall:
Stage One is to ensure blocks can be imported correctly.
Stage Two is to get the node running completely.
Stages Three and Four are for performance tuning.
Stage Five involves auditing to confirm software quality.
Stage Five actually doesn't rely solely on the team; the auditing party will provide suggestions for modifications, which must be corrected as required to pass!
This refers to the development stages of the JAM client team. Based on different stages, their bonuses also vary. There are 5 stages, and each stage has a bonus of 100,000 DOT 🤤
1⃣Milestone 1 (Stage One): This involves the correct execution of "block import" and "state transition function". While it is not yet a complete implementation of the entire protocol, it can be considered about halfway done.
2⃣Milestone 2 (Stage Two): Build a complete node, including all off-chain related modules. For example, the data availability layer and the communication network between nodes all belong to the off-chain part. By the second stage, you basically have a functioning complete node, although its performance might still be poor.
3⃣Milestone 3 (Stage Three): Optimize the performance to be comparable to that of Kusama. This means the node can at least be used smoothly in a testing environment.
4⃣Milestone 4 (Stage Four): Further optimize to approach the performance level of Polkadot's production environment, making it ready for official launch.
5⃣Milestone 5 (Stage Five): After being reviewed by an independent auditing agency, confirm that this software is safe and reliable, and can be confidently deployed anywhere.
So overall:
Stage One is to ensure blocks can be imported correctly.
Stage Two is to get the node running completely.
Stages Three and Four are for performance tuning.
Stage Five involves auditing to confirm software quality.
Stage Five actually doesn't rely solely on the team; the auditing party will provide suggestions for modifications, which must be corrected as required to pass!
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An Overview of the Latest Developments in the Polkadot Ecosystem! Popular Projects, JAM, OpenGov Discussions, and More!
Join the PolkaWorld community and build Web 3.0 together!
Today’s article comes from the latest English live broadcast of PolkaWorld. We invited 6 ecosystem builders to share the progress of their respective teams and Polkadot. The main content includes:
About the Team
Polimec: Full support for mobile terminals, allowing ordinary people to become investors
Mandala: Helping Indonesia’s largest province launch their Substrate chain
HIC: Continue to develop LP in Singapore and set up an advisory committee
Papermoon: Successfully tested running Uniswap V2 on PolkaVM
Today’s article comes from the latest English live broadcast of PolkaWorld. We invited 6 ecosystem builders to share the progress of their respective teams and Polkadot. The main content includes:
About the Team
Polimec: Full support for mobile terminals, allowing ordinary people to become investors
Mandala: Helping Indonesia’s largest province launch their Substrate chain
HIC: Continue to develop LP in Singapore and set up an advisory committee
Papermoon: Successfully tested running Uniswap V2 on PolkaVM
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