Massa: On-Chain Web3 & Autonomous Smart Contracts
summary
Massa presents a blockchain that parallelizes consensus into 32 threads to produce one block every 0.5 seconds and targets 10000 TPS while keeping cheap node requirements (4-core CPU, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB storage) and a claimed Nakamoto decentralization coefficient around 1000; the testnet already runs ~6000 validators. Apps upload as on‑chain sites served by an AV client, and autonomous smart contracts can schedule and self‑trigger (Lambda‑style) for limit orders, liquidations and game logic — Doosa and StorageUnit are live examples.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Masa vision
- 1:13Blockchain decentralization challenges
- 3:02Nakamoto decentralization coefficient
- 5:07Scalable blockchain infrastructure
- 7:34Unchained Web3 and on-chain web
- 10:47Autonomous smart contracts
- 13:59Masa progress and ecosystem
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