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FOGR Computing Chain-EN
  • 🎚️WHITE PAPER
  • πŸͺAbstract
  • βš™οΈProfile
  • βŒ›Design principles
    • Independent blockchain
    • Ethereum compatibility
    • The Layer2 scheme
    • Contains the Staking consensus and governance
    • DCPP
  • πŸ”©Key Technology
    • The FHPoS Consensus Agreement
    • Cross-chain
      • Backbone to side chain transfer
      • Side chain to the backbone transfer
      • Arbitrator
    • sWASM technology
    • Score technology
    • Layer2 scheme
  • ⏲️About FOGR
    • FOGR blockchain implementation
      • FOGR identification
      • Calculation contract
      • Contract calculation
    • FOGR physical implementation
  • 🧭Development planning
  • ⏱️Summary
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  1. Design principles

Contains the Staking consensus and governance

Blockchain transactions are usually very slow and have very limited throughput.Most blockchain workload proof) based protocols have block size limits and take some time to generate blocks.Each transaction also has to wait for multiple block confirmation due to a potential chain restructuring.

The PoS (Proof-of-Stake) -based blockchain attempts to use staking mechanisms to cope with these limitations, but those capable of achieving a high-throughput blockchain via PoS are able to achieve this at the cost of decentralization.These limitations are often necessary for the public blockchain to ensure security and decentralization, where one block needs to be propagated through the network and verified by all nodes for final determination.

FOGR solves this problem by combining the two, and the S HPo S consensus mechanism is characterized by low transaction cost, low transaction latency and high transaction concurrency.

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