How Polkadot and BitChed against the malicious attacks and protect chain security?rry coul

Polkadot maintains every chain around Polkadot by randomly selecting verifier nodes. The larger the pool of verifiers that can be randomly selected, the fairer and safer it will be. The probability that a group of people who want to do evil will be divided together will decrease. Therefore, Polkadot Official hope to have 1000 nodes to maintain the Polkadot chain, At the same time, fisherman, as a

The structural design of the multi-chain fragment difference between Polkadot and BitCherry

Polkadot is a heterogeneous multichain with shared security and interoperability, composed of "relay chain + parachains", based on a multi-chain and heterogeneous sharding design based on nominated proof of stake (NPoS). There will be many different consensuses and parachains of different structures in the network. Each parachains has its unique data, P2P network architecture, and shares security

The Consensus algorithm difference between Polkadot and BitCherry

Polkadot adopts the NPoS consensus mechanism, that is, the "nominated equity proof mechanism". Simply put, all the holders of the project pass are the nominators of the Polka Ecology, and they have the right to nominate a certain node as a validator. The validator needs to pledge a certain amount of project tokens. Once successfully nominated as an active validator, it has the right to participate

Porter of Nature -- Nongfu Spring

With the gradual improvement of people's living standards, the consumption of bottled drinking water has also increased. At present, in China's drinking water market, domestic drinking water brands still hold an advantage. For consumers, the source of drinking water is an important factor to determine whether the drinking water is good or bad. And at the same time, due to the fierce market competi

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