Altius doesn’t just run transactions in parallel - it goes deeper. It analyzes the individual opcodes inside smart contracts to resolve conflicts efficiently. Only the necessary conflicting instructions are rerun, making execution more granular and faster.
Yes. The sharded architecture allows horizontal scaling of the state database, mitigating memory and storage issues on highly active chains.
ACA is a performance oracle built into the Altius stack. It analyzes contracts for execution efficiency, flagging conflicts and measuring gas use. High-scoring contracts can qualify for fee discounts or future token-based rewards.
Yes. Altius targets tens of thousands of transactions per second (TPS) and millisecond-level finality - comparable to legacy card networks, with the added benefits of composability and decentralization.
Absolutely. Its modular architecture, hardware efficiency, and VM flexibility make it ideal for regulated or enterprise-grade infrastructure.
Altius enables up to 1-2 Giga Gas/sec, far surpassing current L2s (~50-250M gas/sec). It delivers Solana-level or better throughput, even for EVM chains.
Altius isn’t tied to any single virtual machine. It supports EVM, MoveVM, CosmWasm, WASM, and future stacks like zkVM and BitVM - ensuring long-term compatibility across the multi-chain world.
Altius integrates via APIs like JSON-RPC or gRPC. It’s already compatible with Ethereum, L2s, Aptos, Sui, Cosmos chains, and more. No consensus changes or major rewrites needed.
Altius parallelizes both compute and storage, removing the bottlenecks that plague sequential processing. The result: throughput measured in billions of gas per second, transaction finality under 100ms, and the ability to scale performance linearly with more nodes.
The Altius stack is composed of three core modules:Parallel Scalable Storage (PSS): Shards blockchain state and distributes it across nodes for parallel access.Instruction-Level Parallelism (ILP): Executes smart contract instructions concurrently, dramatically reducing latency.Application Code Assessor (ACA): Scores smart contracts on efficiency and parallelizability - rewarding developers with rebates or fee discounts.