Unibase DA++

Challenges with DAS

  • Data security relies on the consensus protocol of DAS clients, which may reduce security compared to the Ethereum chain.

  • High network transmission overhead with large data volumes.

Core Features

  • On-Chain Verification:

    • Encode Proof: Verify RS encoding correctness on-chain.

    • Duality Proof: Ensure data availability within a specific timeframe on-chain.

    • Security assumptions: Relies on one honest validator for security.

  • High Performance:

    • Supports large data writes with a speed of 100GB/s.

    • Fast proof generation offline, high encoding performance at 100MB/s.

    • Minimal impact on online verification, with challenges and verifications only triggered by false proofs.

  • Infinity scalable:

    • Supports storage capacity above EB level.

    • Supports expansion to millions of storage nodes.

    • Supports custom private storage pools.

Decentralized, On-Chain High-Performance Data Availability Solution

  • Decentralized Storage:

    • Users submit commitments and RS encoding parameters on-chain.

    • Blob size can be variable, and storage duration is customizable.

    • Data is encoded into multiple blocks based on custom encoding parameters and sent to different storage nodes.

  • Decentralized Verification:

    • No DAC; storage nodes submit proofs on-chain for validation.

    • Encode Proof indicates that a storage node has stored a data block, which belongs to a specific part of the encoded user data.

    • Duality Proof demonstrates the continuous availability of data on storage nodes throughout its validity period.

  • Cost-Efficient On-Chain Verification:

    • Aggregated verification with fixed-size Duality Proof reduces verification costs.

      • Proofs of data blocks from a single storage node are aggregated for verification on-chain.

    • Uses optimistic verification to minimize on-chain computational expenses.

      • Anyone can verify proofs offline and initiate on-chain challenges if discrepancies or missing proofs are detected.

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