Avail vs eCash Scalability
Real-time TPS
Avail has no data, while eCash TPS is 0.06 tx/s
Max TPS (100 blocks)
Avail has no data, while eCash max TPS is 31.24 tx/s
Max Theoretical TPS
Avail has no data, while eCash max theoretical TPS is 52.43 tx/s
Transaction Volume
Avail has no data, while eCash transaction volume is 219 txns
Block Time
Avail has no data, while eCash block time is 8m 20s
Finality
Avail has no data, while eCash finality is 10m
Type
Avail has no data, while eCash is a layer 1 blockchain
Launch Date
Avail has no data, while eCash was launched on Nov 15, 2020
Avail vs eCash Decentralization New
Nakamoto Coefficient
Avail has no data, while eCash Nakamoto Coefficient is 1
Validators/Miners
Avail has no data, while eCash has 14 miners
Stake/Hashrate
Avail has no data, while eCash hashrate is 0.0877 EH/s
Consensus Mechanism
Avail has no data, while eCash is PoW
Governance
Avail has no data, while eCash governance is council
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About Blockchains
About Avail
Avail is a horizontally scalable, trust-minimized infrastructure network enabling seamless cross-chain interaction, transaction validation, and native liquidity interoperability.
About eCash
eCash is a blockchain project led by Bitcoin ABC, aiming to enhance L1 scalability, security, transaction speed, and cost-effectiveness. It integrates the Avalanche consensus protocol with its base PoW consensus, making it effectively a hybrid consensus network that is secured against 51% attacks and extensible via subnets and hard-fork free upgrades. These improvements address scalability concerns, enable rapid transaction finality, interoperability, and guarantee subcent fees. Despite these improvements, eCash remains committed to maintaining the decentralization principles of the original Bitcoin protocol. By prioritizing scalability and extensibility, eCash seeks to realize the vision of Bitcoin as a practical and accessible peer-to-peer electronic cash system.