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For a thousand years, the world's richest trade route ran through a single city. But Constantinople didn't grow rich moving cargo; it grew rich counting it. Throughput on a ledger is only worth something once you can read it back.
commonware > Constantinople + ~ - + - + - + - ~ ~ * | commonware * ~ + + - ~ - + - * - + Constantinople By Ben Clabby June 5th, 2026 For a thousand years, the world's richest trade route ran through a single city. But Constantinople didn't grow rich moving cargo; it grew rich counting it. Throughput on a ledger is only worth something once you can read it back. Enter Constantinople: a payments-focused blockchain built entirely on Commonware Library primitives pushing ~70k TPS with fully authenticated state on 50 16vCPU instances ( c8g.4xlarge ) in us-east-1 and us-west-2 . Alongside it, Exowar
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