How #MetaHash reaches full decentralization
The creators of the #MetaHash project initially planned (and are planning now) to form a truly decentralized fast and secure network that could not be implemented on any of modern ecosystems. Therefore, we decided to create a structure that would allow users to work in real-time, on the basis of the blockchain, providing the fast and efficient execution of every transaction among users located anywhere in the world.
To ensure such characteristics, #MetaHash developers decided not to copy the architecture of the existing blockchains but found their own solution for the fastest data synchronization between hundreds and thousands of devices. After numerous tests, the current #MetaHash network architecture was developed, where the Trace AI (the decentralized artificial intelligence), built into each network node of each role, offers optimal data synchronization routes based on testing and actual network operation data.
We launched a network that works as described in the technical documentation — it spans hundreds of servers on all continents and emulates the operation of the future completely non-centralized system. But so far, the network can be called just distributed — not yet decentralized, as planned.
However, the project is moving towards decentralization and there are only a few steps to overcome:
- Release of the Verification Node role on the Mainnet;
- Release of the Torrent Node role on the Mainnet;
- Release of the Core Node role on the Mainnet;
- #MHC token issue;
- The development of decentralized applications.
And, of course, we take network security very seriously, so every new feature, every update and every type of consensus undergoes long tests to guarantee network security.
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We are expanding the pool of partners: now exchanges could list our token themselves. Here is a link to the guide — https://metahash.org/for_exchanges
