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This aligns with the concept that block production needs to require significant hardware investment while verification should remain lightweight, enabling anyone—even ordinary devices—to verify blockchain state. This division enables massive scalability without sacrificing decentralization.
On the Need for Real-World Adoption Before Mass Scaling
Addressing the ambitious goal of reaching 1 billion users, Mert explained that current infrastructure is nowhere near that capacity. He underscored that most users interact minimally with blockchain (e.g., via simple payments or NFT minting) and that demand is still developing. He cautioned against overestimating future demand, noting that even mature platforms like Twitter operate with a few thousand TPS, yet serve billions.