🚀 Exciting news for developers and Ceramic users! We're thrilled to announce the release of Ceramic-One, packed with performance and scalability improvements. Let's break down what this means for you. 🧵👇

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🌐 Stream Sets: Recon utilizes stream sets to bundle multiple streams, letting nodes with shared interests synchronize efficiently. This reduces bandwidth usage and overhead for uninterested nodes, optimizing network performance.

🔄 Peer Discovery: Nodes gossip their interests to find peers with similar data needs, ensuring minimal bandwidth use and effective synchronization. Say goodbye to irrelevant updates bogging down your system.

💪 Scalability Improvements: With recent Ceramic Anchor Service (CAS) updates, Ceramic-One provides improved scalability and robustness, paving the way for future protocol innovations. Our goal? Self-Anchoring for complete node independence.

📚 Getting Started: New to Ceramic? Check out our setup guides in the Ceramic documentation. Seasoned developer? Follow our migration guide to transition your applications to the ceramic-one-based implementation.

🌍 Join the Future: Ceramic-One is a significant step towards a more robust and scalable web3 infrastructure. We can't wait to see the innovative applications you'll build with it.

Read more on the potential of Ceramic-One on our blog. Let's build the future of decentralized data together! 🌟

Read more on the potential of Ceramic-One on our blog. Let's build the future of decentralized data together! 🌟

https://blog.ceramic.network/new-ceramic-release-ceramic-one-with-new-ceramic-recon-protocol/

📈 Enhanced Performance and Scalability: Ceramic-One introduces the Recon protocol, significantly improving data synchronization and throughput, now boasting 250 TPS—more than double the previous rate. Perfect for data-heavy applications demanding speed