1. What is Boolean Network?
Bool Network is an initiative aimed at advancing the Bitcoin Verification Layer (BVL), facilitating developers in constructing Bitcoin Layer 2 frameworks while preserving security, speed, stability, and scalability.
2. Bool Network components
Bool Network operates using a layered framework consisting of various components such as the Bitcoin Layer, Payment Channels, Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC) Layer, Verification Nodes, and an Expansion Layer. These elements work together to conduct transactions efficiently while employing a decentralized signature system that enables the transfer of messages and digital assets across different networks.
Introduction to Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC):
A notable innovation within Bool Network is the Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC), which is designed to offer tailored security solutions through a decentralized enforcement mechanism for handling cross-chain messages.
Unlike existing cross-chain solutions, Bool Network utilizes an external verification model to securely and decentralize the processing of cross-chain messages.
The role of the DHC is to ensure security for applications built on this platform. DHC nodes store distributed private keys of specific blockchains, including Bitcoin, to verify message security, while validators maintain transaction records and add new blocks to the Bool chain.
DHC utilizes a decentralized signature mechanism to sign cross-chain messages and generate verifiable on-chain signatures, known as "claims," to confirm the validity of cross-chain messages.
A unique feature of DHC is that every user in Bool Network can deploy DHCs tailored to their applications, serving as cross-chain bridges for their specific needs.
3. Tokenomics
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