Offering a dual-layer solution, Partisia features consensus, governance & interoperable Zero-Knowledge & Oracle services.
The 2nd layer is essentially a platform for ZK computations - on-chain, off-chain, inter-chain, bolstering blockchain privacy in a decentralized way.
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Decentralized nodes ensure security and integrity. As #web3 leans towards transparency, control over information is paramount.
By harnessing a global network of ZK computation nodes, Partisia enhances privacy and security, opening doors to secret voting, secure aid, etc.
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#Scalability is addressed through a fast consensus mechanism that involves #sharding at both the consensus/#governance layer and ZK/oracle services layer.
This approach allows transactions to occur in parallel, improving the overall efficiency of the system.
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ZK computations address #privacy, allowing private data sharing on the blockchain among numerous parties.
It integrates ZK computations through global collaboration among accredited nodes and modules for cross-chain functionality, balancing #transparency and privacy.
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To enhance #interoperability, the project uses a privacy-preserving oracle for cross-chain transactions.
Unlike existing solutions on exchanges, this approach uses decentralized nodes for smart contracts and transactions, eliminating a single point of failure.
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There is somewhat of a double currency system:
- The native $MPC which is only used by node operators to stake and have the possibility to become a node operator
- External tokens, via the Bring Your Own Coin BYOC solution, used for payment of the services on the platform
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The BYOC solution enhances chain interoperability. Users can access #ZK computations & oracle services without converting coins to the native currency.
It simplifies cross-chain interactions with smart contracts & a collateralized burn-mint bridge.
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$MPC token demand primarily arises from staking, which secures the network and enables fee collection. This staking creates a "skin in the game" scenario.
Indirectly, user service usage impacts $MPC demand via the BYOC bridge, requiring collateralization and staking.
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Decoupling service payment (via BYOC) from the native $MPC token used for staking improves accessibility, as users can pay with any token covered by the bridges.
It also enhances system security by reducing volatility risks associated with the token backing system stakes.
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Despite its innovation, the project faces visibility issues. The main challenge appears to be marketing. Through blockchain event appearances like #PBW2023 and ZK technology voting demos, the team is making strides to enhance awareness and demand.
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Distribution of $MPC tokens is as follows with a notable 4 years for the full vesting of the team and private sale #investors.
The seed to IDO phase price saw an 8x increase, curbing excessive advantages for early investors to prevent potential token dumps post-vesting.
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Partisia Blockchain, tackling hot topics like sharding, ZK, and interoperability, promises sustainable demand. The team's expertise hints at reliable solutions.
Their separating of payment means from store value using BYOC and native tokens, showcases thoughtful design.
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Challenges lie ahead, especially with cross-chain bridges. Proactive measures like double bookkeeping and collateral strategy ensure transparency and security.
Success hinges on overcoming challenges and effective marketing.
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The project's solutions are undoubtedly compelling and cutting-edge, and if successful, their impact could be profound on the ecosystem.
#Sui is a low-latency, high-throughput permissionless L1 whose instant transaction finality makes it a prime candidate for on-chain use cases like #DeFi and #GameFi.
It focuses on horizontal scaling enabling parallel unrelated transaction processing
Is @LiquityProtocol The holy grail of decentralized, resilient stablecoins in DeFi, and perhaps even the MakerDAO killer?
Following $USDC's depeg, $LUSD has been the biggest stablecoin winner in terms of market cap percentage gain.
Here's how it works🧵by @imajinl
Liquity is a decentralized stablecoin issuer that allows users to open collateralized debt positions (CDPs) by minting $LUSD stablecoins against their $ETH collateral, arguably one of the most pristine collaterals in crypto
Let's get into the details.
First, let me introduce you to troves, the core of the Liquity protocol.
The diagram below is a high-level overview of how troves work.
Think of troves as Liquity’s equivalent of MakerDAO’s vaults, but with a few nuances.
$DOT is used for payment of the transaction fees. Users can stake their $DOT and secure the network while enjoying staking rewards. Moreover, holders can participate in governance and parachain slot auctions.
🙌Demand Drivers
There are multiple demand drivers, such as payment of transaction fees, on-chain governance, parachain slot auctions, and staking yields.
The token, $BTRFLY, has a maximum supply of 650,000 tokens. The token powers the DAO and accrues value from the treasury and other products in the Redacted ecosystem.
The cartel runs products such as a low-cost bribe platform (called Hidden Hand) for DAOs with a ve token model and the Pirex platform, which makes locked tokens liquid through wrappers that have many benefits, such as auto-compounding, unionizing gas fees, and utility in DeFi.