Decentralization by Design: How Torram Aligns with Bitcoin's Core Ethos | HackerNoon
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The Torram network is built on the core decentralization principle of Bitcoin, employing Proof-of-Stake with validators required to stake tokens. Each validator operates key software components, including Torram nodes and Bitcoin Core, enabling efficient block generation and seamless interaction with the Bitcoin blockchain. By submitting Merkle proofs to Bitcoin, Torram ensures security and decentralization, leveraging real Bitcoin in its architecture. Since its alpha launch, the network has seen significant validator interest, underscoring its place in the cryptocurrency landscape.
One of the most powerful features of the Bitcoin network is its decentralization. As we built the Torram network, we aimed to align ourselves with this core ethos of Bitcoin.
Creating peer-to-peer decentralized networks with complex economic incentives is no easy feat, but we were committed to building Torram in the most authentic way-true to Bitcoin's philosophy.
Torram is a Proof-of-Stake network, where validators must stake tokens to participate. Each validator runs three core pieces of software: the Torram node, a trustless Torram relayer, and Bitcoin Core.
Torram has attracted significant interest from validators since its alpha launch, demonstrating community enthusiasm with over 5,000 sign-ups in less than 72 hours.
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