Ever thought about how blockchain stores data? Picture your brain as a massive filing cabinet holding every transaction record. Traditional approaches—MPT or Verkle trees—waste tons of space. Why? They leave empty drawers scattered everywhere when data gets distributed unevenly.
That's where SALT changes the game. Think of it as an intelligent cabinet that packs everything into compact, ordered lists. No wasted space. No gaps. Just efficient organization from top to bottom.
The real advantage? Storage density. SALT squishes data more effectively than conventional tree structures, meaning you get better performance without bloating the system. For blockchain networks handling millions of operations, that efficiency compounds fast.
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TopBuyerForever
· 23h ago
What’s the new concept this time? SALT sounds pretty good. Can it truly solve the gas fee issue?
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ser_we_are_early
· 01-15 13:55
Nah, I don't really believe it. Is MPT really that useless? Feels exaggerated.
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SALT sounds pretty good. Can it really be implemented or is it just another concept?
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Improving storage density is feasible, but can the gas fees be lowered? That's the real key.
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Another so-called revolutionary thing. Can we first get the TPS up before talking about that?
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Benchmarking with a tree structure is a bit too idealistic. There will definitely be trade-offs in actual operation.
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Is this efficiency improvement reliable? Do on-chain applications really need this optimization?
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NFTPessimist
· 01-15 13:54
Here comes another new proposal, this time is SALT? To be honest, I've heard too many "revolutionary" storage solutions.
They always seem perfect on paper, but fall flat once on the blockchain.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 01-15 13:51
SALT looks interesting, but can it really replace MPT? Feels like another round of hype.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-15 13:48
well, *actually* if you understand merkle tree complexity you'd realize SALT isn't some silver bullet here... the space complexity claims need formal verification tbh
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 01-15 13:36
It sounds like SALT is the "decluttering" of blockchain. Finally, someone is going to clean out these empty drawers.
Ever thought about how blockchain stores data? Picture your brain as a massive filing cabinet holding every transaction record. Traditional approaches—MPT or Verkle trees—waste tons of space. Why? They leave empty drawers scattered everywhere when data gets distributed unevenly.
That's where SALT changes the game. Think of it as an intelligent cabinet that packs everything into compact, ordered lists. No wasted space. No gaps. Just efficient organization from top to bottom.
The real advantage? Storage density. SALT squishes data more effectively than conventional tree structures, meaning you get better performance without bloating the system. For blockchain networks handling millions of operations, that efficiency compounds fast.