There are new updates to the official https://t.co/a297z3N1LJ website. XHEX and xETH were added to the Projects tab, and XENFT Mastodon Marketplace by the @DBXen_crypto team was added to the Resources tab.
Even when you don't see it, the XEN team is always at work 👏
Simply ---
Imagine two different ways a group of computers (nodes) agree on adding new pages (blocks) to a shared diary (blockchain).
1. **Optimistic Finality** (used by others like Solana, Sei, and Monad): In this method, one computer (Leader) is chosen to write down what happened (transactions) on a new page. After writing, it shows the page to the others (Validators) who then decide if they all agree to add this page to the diary. If the Leader starts being sneaky or slow, they pick a new Leader but might argue over which pages are real if there's confusion, slowing things down. It's like playing "Telephone" where the message is clear until someone makes a mistake, and then it takes time to figure out what was supposed to be said.
2. **Instant Block Finality** (X1's way): Here, there's no single Leader. Every computer can write down what happens and share it with others instantly. They use a special method to quickly agree on which pages to add without needing a big vote. It's like everyone in a room shouting what they saw at a magic trick, and using a super-smart system, they instantly agree on what the trick was. No waiting, no arguing over what happened.
So, X1's method is like having a super-efficient way to keep everyone on the same page, making sure the diary gets updated quickly and accurately, without the fuss of arguing over which pages are right.