Polkadot co-founder Rob Habermeier announced on the official blog Polkadot’s latest roadmap, which includes deploying asynchronous support functions on Kusama by the end of the year.
Subsequently deployed on the mainnet, this feature can reduce parachain block time to 6 seconds, increase the amount of free space per block by 5-10 times, and allow parachain blocks to not enter the relay on the first attempt Chain time is reused, and this update is expected to bring the network’s total TPS capacity to between 100,000 and 1,000,000 without compromising the security guarantees made by the network.
In addition, Polkadot also plans to launch a parathread feature in the first or second quarter of 2023, which enables parachains to temporarily participate in Polkadot security, launch blockchains without participating in auctions, and rent dedicated parachain slots.
Launched in mid-October 2022, Weights V2 introduces the concept of multi-dimensional weights, which measure not only execution time, but also the amount of state accessed by a particular operation.