- Agile Coretime, according to observers, would make it possible to leverage Polkadot’s processing resources more effectively and adaptably.
- Recently, Kusama, Polkadot’s canary network, sold its first batch of Agile Coretime, marking an important milestone.
Three cores were sold for a total of 70 KSM, or about $1,980, according to reports; each core was sold for an average of 23.4 KSM, or about $660.
Developers can purchase up to 28 days or 4 weeks of continuous blockspace for their software chains through Coretime. Polkadot enthusiast Alice und Bob clarified that as more parachains switch to coretime and the traditional auction paradigm ends, more cores will become available.
The Polkadot blockchain’s creators, Parity Technologies, echoed same feelings when they expressed their enthusiasm and noted that the sales were a significant step toward their goal of introducing AGILE CORETIME to the Polkadot mainnet.
Polkadot inventor Gavin Wood explained that the methodology would bring a new approach to blockspace allocation and change resource allocation within the network.
As Polkadot prepares to launch the Join-Accumulate Machine (JAM) update, this update comes at a critical moment. As per observers, Polkadot would be able to become a multi-core global computer that can manage any kind of service without any problems related to security or scalability.
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