Blockchain
By James Thorp
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The new IOTA transaction format introduced with Chrysalis can carry a payload of up to 32 KB.
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Someone who read this information stated: What does this mean? Don’t understand the value in this information.
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Another community member clarified stating, well it's just a lot of data. I think an Ethereum transaction is like 220 bytes, and this is 32768 bytes.
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Some of them were left wondering: That's a lot of data for a transaction. As long as it scales, I'm fine with it.
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Further clarification was like most of it will be encrypted data so you can't read it anyway. Scaling is pov.
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There was also some confusion with regards to this information: The header says 32kB (kilobyte), but in the graph it says 32kb (kilobit) - which one is it?
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Others in the community who were not too technically sound were simply like Lets start the Engine – Next Stop Mars.
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IOTA spoke about the Digital Green Certificates, which try to be an answer to queries like: what is the best way to allow people to travel again, given the restrictions…
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Several governments are waiting to take a position and others are analyzing and testing to identify the best solutions which the market has to offer.
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The aim of this certificate is to provide for safe and free movement of citizens within the EU during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This certificate will further enable the travelers to avoid the otherwise applicable quarantine restrictions and therefore freely move between the EU Member States.
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