Cartesi Released Quarterly Report for Q3
Cartesi released its Q3 engineering report, covering every technical workstream, achievement and milestone. The quarter included 130 merged pull requests, 673 commits and 58 releases, while the technical plan centers on secure infrastructure, economical computation at scale and a simpler stack for building blockchain applications.Refer to the official tweet by CTSI:For a bird’s-eye view of Cartesi’s tech priorities, explore the Technical Plan and the 3 pillars guiding our roadmap:→ Safe infrastructure for real money→ Economical computation at scale→ An easy stack for shipping onchain in a dayCTSI InfoCartesi (CTSI) is a blockchain project aiming to make the development and deployment of decentralized applications (DApps) more practical and scalable. It does this by enabling smart contracts to run off-chain computations in a Linux environment, which opens up the possibility to use mainstream programming languages and software, as well as access larger amounts of data more efficiently.The fundamental piece of technology behind Cartesi is the Descartes SDK, a software development kit that provides a set of tools and services to help developers build scalable and secure DApps. With Descartes, computations can be intensive and incorporate complex business logic as they are executed off-chain in a Linux environment.The Cartesi token (CTSI) serves multiple utility purposes within the Cartesi ecosystem. It is used as a staking mechanism in the network's Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus algorithm, and also as a means to pay for computational resources within the network. In addition, it's used in the network's incentive system for data availability and computation verification.