TON performance update With the August 17 update, TON mainnet validators transitioned to a new collator-based architecture. The update has been running stably on mainnet. The rollout of planned limit increases began on August 27. The first change raised leader_window from 4 to 16. Single-shardchain performance tests Two tests were conducted on mainnet to measure single-shardchain performance using a workload that simulated jetton transfers: — August 25, approximately 10:30 UTC: an input load of approximately 1,200 TPS. — September 4, approximately 11:30 UTC: an input load of approximatel

🌐 Another Independent Node for TON For a long time, the main node in the TON blockchain was the one developed by the TON Core team in C++. But over time, alternative implementations began to appear in the ecosystem. The most notable so far has been the Rust node. And now gton has joined them — a full node written from scratch in Go by developer xssnick. For those not deeply into technical details: a node is a program that connects to the TON network, downloads all the blocks, and allows you to interact with the blockchain directly. The more different nodes, the better. For comparison: Ether

💎 TON’s native currency is becoming Gram. 🤑 Gram was the original name of TON’s currency in the first white paper. 🌱 We’re returning to our roots — and starting a new chapter. ✈️ This rebranding will pave the way for what comes next. ⏳ The transition will take around 3 weeks. 💪 TON remains the name of the blockchain. 🪙 This is step 4 of 7 to Make TON Great Again. Please open Telegram to view this post VIEW IN TELEGRAM Gram The native currency of TON 👍1