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manaflow

v0.0.1

Published

big and fast UTXO machine with tiny spec ---

Readme

big and fast UTXO machine with tiny spec

  • can be validated in logarithmic parallel time
  • very small formal specification compared to bitcoin clones, EVM, and even IELE
  • the (logical) structure maintained by the UTXO is a set of non-fungible contiguous regions (splittable but not joinable) and fungible garbage regions (which make a coin-like)
  • the only user-specified validation condition is plain (multi)signature
  • double-life fee for simple state rent: UTXO expire when they are at least half as old as the chain itself
  • dpow - no difficulty/TBT - thin client header chain not throttled. Each block must be at least 1/2 as difficult as last block.
  • special case of manaflow which interprets output data as code -- can be log-time validated if local eval context is appropriately limited and global writes go to special reducer
  • architecture could be easily adopted for UTXO systems with finite 'standard transaction' types
    • alloced/garbage regions are the only UTXO logic in miniflow
      • Nevertheless, this is a minimal demonstration of threading consensus-validated state through UTXO

key dependencies

  • RLP for serialization
  • libp2p for networking
  • blake2b for hashing
  • secp256k1 for signing (TODO: consider Ed25519)

agenda

.js sequential validator
.go concurrent validator
.k  sequential validator, concurrent validator, and proof they are equivalent
.rs very big and fast 8]