Exploring Scalability Options of the UTxO Model

The UTxO model enables parallel processing of transactions, a feature that is essential for achieving high scalability and fast finality of transactions. 

In this article, we will dive into various strategies for improving network consensus, which can lead to increased network throughput and faster transaction finality. In the article you will learn about Input Endorsers, sharding, and how protection against double-spend attacks limits scalability. 

Basic Features Of The UTxO Model UTxOs are independent and immutable objects. Once a UTxO is created as an output of a transaction, it remains unchanged until it is spent in a new transaction. When it is spent, it is consumed entirely and a new UTxO is created as an output of the new transaction. 

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