Ethereum researchers propose a new "Decoupled Consensus" method to reduce transaction finality time from 16 to 4 minutes. This change would allow transfer services to free up capital faster, lowering the amount of money locked during transaction confirmation. The project is still in the research phase with no deployment date, and it aims to improve speed without compromising security. This development is crucial for services advancing large sums, as faster finality means less capital tied up and more efficient cross-network transfers.
Ethereum's proposed reduction of transaction finality time from 16 to 4 minutes is notable for improving capital efficiency in transfers. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 22, 2026 22:51 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 4 rose and 45 fell. Notable movers include SAND at Rp969 with a 7.78% decline and 81% sell order activity, AVAX at Rp164.556 down 7.70% with 67% buy order activity, and ZIL at Rp38 down 7.28% with 70% buy order activity.
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