exSat Network
  • 🔗Important Links
  • 🌌Our Approach
    • What is exSat
      • exSat’s Docking Layer Approach
      • The Paradigm Shift of the Bitcoin Economic Ecosystem
      • Challenges Addressed by exSat
    • Architecture
      • Data Consensus Protocol
        • Network launch phases
        • Decentralized UTXO index
        • Synchronizers and Validators
        • Hybrid Consensus Mechanism
        • Decentralized execution
      • Decentralized Asset Custody (Coming soon)
      • Enhancing the Bitcoin Ecosystem with Smart Contract Capabilities
      • Expanding Possibilities with Rollups
    • $XSAT Tokenomics
      • Total Supply and Issuance
      • Rewards to Synchronizers and Validators
  • 🛠️Guides of Data Consensus
    • Quick Start
    • UTXO Initialization
      • Data preparation
      • Analysis on the UTXO data tobe uploaded
      • Verify the data uploaded to exSat
    • Run a Sychronizer
      • Requirements for Synchronizers
      • Rewards for synchronizers
      • Run as Synchronizer
        • Run from source code
        • Run with Docker
    • Run a BTC Validator
      • Requirements and rewards for BTC Validators
      • Run as BTC validator
        • Run from source code
        • Run with docker
    • Run a XSAT Validator
      • Run as XSAT Validator
        • Run from source code
        • Run with docker
      • Run multiple XSAT Validators
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      • Operation references
        • Preparation Before You Start
          • Account Preparation
          • Run a BTC node
          • Environment requirements
          • Prerequisites
        • Synchronizer operations
          • Create New Synchronizer Account
          • Synchronizer Registration
          • Execute the synchronizer client
          • Revote For Consensus
          • Change Reward Address
          • Check and claim rewards for synchronizer
          • Update to new Docker version for Synchronizer
        • Validator operations
          • Create New BTC Validator Account
          • Create New XSAT Validator Account
          • Stake for Validator and claim rewards
          • Change Stake Address
          • Change Commission Address
          • Change Commission Ratio
          • Configure Display Information for Your Validator Account
          • Execute the validator client
          • Update to new Docker version for Validator
        • Common operations
          • Import from seed phrase
          • Import from Private Key
          • Set BTC RPC Node
          • Refill BTC for Gas Fees
          • Export private key
          • Remove Your Account
          • Upgrade to new version
          • View Logs
          • Environment variables
  • 👨‍💻Developer Guides
    • Quick Start
    • Native Layer Developer Guides
      • exSat consensus contracts
        • Pool Register Contract
        • UTXO Management Contract
        • Reward Distribution Contract
        • Block Consensus Contract
        • Block Synchronization Contract
        • Validator Management Contract
        • Staking Contract
      • Run exSat native layer RPC Node
    • Trustless Bridge for Native Tokens
    • Trustless Bridge For ERC20 Tokens
    • Brief Intro to the Cross-Chain Communication
    • Brief Intro to the Custodian Bridge Services
    • Custodian Bridge for Non-BTC Tokens
    • Custodian Bridge for BTC
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  1. Our Approach
  2. Architecture
  3. Data Consensus Protocol

Decentralized execution

The entire Data Consensus Protocol is executed within exSat’s smart contracts, ensuring that all operations are decentralized and trustworthy. This results in two key outcomes:

  1. The UTXO data is reliable and trustworthy.

  2. When DApps parse Bitcoin transactions within the smart contracts, the parsed results are also trustworthy.

This establishes a solid data trust for extending Bitcoin through DApps. As long as the DApp’s smart contract code is reliable, any data derived from processing Bitcoin's raw data on exSat is also trustworthy. This provides a data trust for expanding Bitcoin’s use cases. For example, if a DApp is handling Bitcoin asset protocols like Runes, the assets recorded in the DApp's contract are considered trustworthy. This allows for the decentralized asset index to be seamlessly created through exSat’s Data Consensus Protocol.The entire Data Consensus Protocol is executed within exSat’s smart contracts, ensuring that all operations are decentralized and trustworthy. This results in two key outcomes:

  1. The UTXO data is reliable and trustworthy.

  2. When DApps parse Bitcoin transactions within the smart contracts, the parsed results are also trustworthy.

This establishes a solid data trust for extending Bitcoin through DApps. As long as the DApp’s smart contract code is reliable, any data derived from processing Bitcoin's raw data on exSat is also trustworthy. This provides a data trust for expanding Bitcoin’s use cases. For example, if a DApp is handling Bitcoin asset protocols like Runes, the assets recorded in the DApp's contract are considered trustworthy. This allows for the decentralized asset index to be seamlessly created through exSat’s Data Consensus Protocol.

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