Logan Jastremski, Co-founder of Frictionless Capital, sits down for an in-person podcast with Tommy to discuss scaling solutions for high throughput blockchains. They dive into integrated chains like Solana versus modular approaches like Celestia, balancing decentralization and performance, Layer 2 rollups, the differences between downtime and reorgs, and more. Logan breaks down his views from a first principles perspective and where he thinks the infrastructure is heading long-term.

Join them as they unravel the future of high throughput blockchains through an enlightening exchange of ideas and expert analysis.

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• Frictionless Capital: https://www.frictionless.fund

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Keywords

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