IOTA Foundation, a blockchain-based IoT platform, has proposed "IOTA Rebased," a new layer-1 protocol upgrade. The upgrade will be subject to a community governance vote on December 2, with a testnet version available for testing.
IOTA Rebased allows users to program and deploy Move-based smart contracts on a parallelized DAG-based ledger. This ledger uses a new proof-of-stake consensus protocol named "Mysticeti." The protocol features low transaction fees with an adaptive fee burn mechanism, sponsored transactions, and 150 validator slots with staking rewards of 10%–15% APY.
The Foundation claims the upgrade will offer faster mainnet deployment than current IOTA 2.0 plans, enable 50,000+ transactions per second with subsecond finality, and accelerate ecosystem growth through improved programmability.
Analyst QuickTake: This news marks IOTA’s second major infrastructure development since it integrated Ethereum-based layer-2 smart contracts in May. While a number of projects, such as LayerZero, Stargate, Pyth, Goldsky, and over 30 native dApps, have successfully deployed on the network since its launch, this new layer-1 release will enable a new ecosystem of applications and use cases on the Movement network.
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