The event is scheduled for February 11th at 13:00 UTC and will be broadcast live on YouTube.
Oasis Network, a privacy-first blockchain platform, will host a discussion on the future of Web3 in 2025. The event will feature representatives from Oasis and OffChain Global.
The discussion will be held on February 11th at 13:00 UTC and will be broadcast live on YouTube. Attendees can expect to hear about the latest trends in Web3 development and the role that Oasis Network is playing in shaping the future of the decentralized web.
To participate in the event, interested parties can set a reminder on YouTube or follow the latest updates on the official Oasis Network channels.
The Oasis Network is a Layer 1 blockchain known for its focus on privacy and scalability. It utilizes confidential computing to empower users in controlling and protecting their data across various applications and services.
The network's architecture involves subordinate parallel blockchains,稱為“碎片”，enabling Oasis Network to handle a massive volume of transactions simultaneously. This differs from the approach employed by many blockchain networks, which entails processing all transactions on a single main blockchain, leading to speed and scalability limitations. Oasis Network, on the other hand, distributes transactions across multiple subordinate blockchains that can process them in parallel.
The ROSE token serves as the governance token within the Oasis Network. It plays a crucial role in the network's decision-making processes, allowing holders to participate in voting on matters related to the blockchain's development and direction. Additionally, the ROSE token can be staked to generate rewards for contributing to the network's security and operations.
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