Scalability refers to a blockchain network's ability to handle increasing numbers of transactions and users without sacrificing speed, cost, or decentralization. The "blockchain trilemma" (coined by Vitalik Buterin) suggests that achieving scalability, security, and decentralization simultaneously is inherently difficult. Solutions to the scalability challenge include Layer 2 protocols, sharding, larger block sizes, and alternative consensus mechanisms.
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