Overview
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Trident Network is built on the Antelope blockchain protocol, a robust and high-performance framework known for its scalability and flexibility. Utilising Antelope allows Trident Network to process transactions quickly and efficiently, making it suitable for a wide range of decentralised applications.
Trident Network employs a consensus mechanism. DPoS is designed to achieve consensus and validate transactions through a select group of trusted nodes (called "block producers" or "witnesses") elected by token holders. This consensus model enhances the network's efficiency and transaction throughput.
Trident Network supports smart contracts, enabling developers to create decentralised applications with self-executing contracts. These contracts are executed automatically when specific conditions are met, enhancing the platform's capabilities for various use cases, including decentralised finance (DeFi), gaming, and supply chain management.
Trident Network is designed with interoperability in mind, allowing seamless integration with other blockchain networks and external systems. This interoperability enhances the network's utility, enabling data and value exchange across different platforms and ecosystems.
Trident Network addresses scalability challenges through innovative solutions, ensuring that the platform can handle a high volume of transactions per second (TPS). Scalability is crucial for accommodating a growing user base and supporting diverse applications without compromising performance.
Trident Network implements a decentralised governance model, empowering the community to participate in decision-making processes. Through mechanisms such as token-based voting, the community can propose and vote on protocol upgrades, changes, and other important decisions, fostering a democratic and inclusive ecosystem.