Kaia vs Aleph Zero
Kaia vs Aleph Zero Scalability
Real-time TPS
Kaia TPS is 5.84 tx/s, while Aleph Zero has no data
Max TPS (100 blocks)
Kaia max TPS is 3,142 tx/s, while Aleph Zero has no data
Max Theoretical TPS
Kaia max theoretical TPS is 28,922 tx/s, while Aleph Zero has no data
Transaction Volume
Kaia transaction volume is 21,030 txns, while Aleph Zero has no data
Block Time
Kaia block time is 1.01s, while Aleph Zero has no data
Finality
Kaia finality is 0s, while Aleph Zero has no data
Type
Kaia is a layer 1 blockchain, while Aleph Zero has no data
Launch Date
Kaia was launched on Jun 27, 2019, while the Aleph Zero has no data
Kaia vs Aleph Zero Decentralization
Nakamoto Coefficient
Kaia Nakamoto Coefficient is 2, while Aleph Zero has no data
Validators/Miners
Kaia has 42 validators, while Aleph Zero has no data
Stake/Hashrate
Kaia stake is $378.5M, while Aleph Zero has no data
Consensus Mechanism
Kaia is PoS, while Aleph Zero has no data
Governance
Kaia governance is council, while Aleph Zero has no data
Kaia vs Aleph Zero Developer Activity New
Developers
Kaia has 1,310 developers, while Aleph Zero has no data
Repos
Kaia has 49 repos, while Aleph Zero has no data
Commits
Kaia has 48,293 commits, while Aleph Zero has no data
Stars
Kaia has 192 stars, while Aleph Zero has no data
Watchers
Kaia has 100 watchers, while Aleph Zero has no data
Other Comparisons
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About Blockchains
About Kaia
Kaia (ex. Klaytn), an open-source public blockchain created by South Korean internet giant Kakao, prioritizes the metaverse, gaming, and the creator economy. Tailored for the evolving on-chain landscape, Kaia underscores enterprise-grade reliability through its optimized, Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT)-based blockchain. Kaia's mission is to decrease the operational costs of blockchain applications, enhance accessibility for end-users, and streamline technology adoption across industries.
About Aleph Zero
Aleph Zero delivers scalable, secure, and low-cost deployment with zero-knowledge privacy built in. Because speed and privacy shouldn't be a trade-off.