Justin Drake, researcher at the Ethereum Foundation, has introduced a new structure for the long -term development of the network, which is called lean atherium, which aims to simplify the design of the protocol by preparing it for the security risks generated by the future quantum computers.
Roadmap, Published on Thursday The Ethereum Foundation Blog, highlights renewed on the base layer of the network on the base layer of the network.
Lean atherium advocates for a streamlined approach to how the atherium values transactions, stores data, and secures itself, reduces complexity in favor of minimalism.
According to Drake, the target is to maintain the core protocol of the atherium easier and eventually stronger over time.
Security behind the proposal is a major driver. Drake emphasized the need for frequent prevention against quantum computing hazards, which may eventually break the widely used cryptographic tools. Lean atherium prepared an infection outline towards post-quantum signature plans, which also performs ground tasks to stay safe on the face of those emerging technologies for the atherium.
“We are standing in the morning of a new era. Millions of TPS. Anti -quantum. How did the atherium marry extreme performance with safety and decentralization?” Drake wrote.
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