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A platform that seamlessly integrates the entire Web3 ecosystem onto one unified layer
An omnichain blockchain aids in interoperability for dApps across multiple chains, helping transfer of assets and messages.
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Welcome to the Dojima Network Documentation! As pioneers in the Web3 space, we're thrilled to guide you through the seamless world of crosschain connectivity.
Our documentation is crafted to empower you, whether you're developing innovative applications or diving into blockchain technology for the first time. Here, you'll find everything you need to harness the full potential of Dojima Network. Dive in, explore, and join us in shaping the future of a unified Web3 ecosystem. Your journey towards groundbreaking discoveries starts now!
Core
Unveiling Dojima Network's essence, highlighting the innovative infrastructure of Hermes and Dojima chains.
What is Dojima Network?
Dojima Network is an omnichain Layer-1 designed to integrate the diverse Web3 ecosystem into a single, unified layer that revolutionizes the way decentralized applications (DApps) are developed and utilized across multiple blockchain networks.
It introduces a unique architecture composed of two primary components:
#DojimaChain: An EVM-compatible blockchain that acts as a middle ground for developers. It enables the easy deployment of complex cross-chain applications, simplifying the development process by supporting commonly used programming languages and tools.
#HermesLayer: Built on the Cosmos SDK and Tendermint, this layer connects DojimaChain to various other blockchains, facilitating seamless interaction and liquidity sharing across different ecosystems.
Together, DojimaChain and Hermes Layer empower developers to create versatile, cross-chain applications, overcoming the traditional barriers of isolated blockchain networks. This positions Dojima Network as a catalyst for the expansion and integration of Web3 technologies, appealing to a wide range of users, developers, and investors in the blockchain community.
Founded by experts with rich backgrounds in blockchain technology, Dojima Network is backed by significant industry players, reflecting its potential to shape the future of decentralized applications and cross-chain interoperability.
Dojima Chain
“What is Dojima Chain?” Dojima Chain is an integral layer of the Dojima Network, specifically tailored for seamless integration of assets, NFTs, and DeFi applications across various blockchains. It stands out for its commitment to security, interoperability, and scalability, powered by a decentralized network of validators.
The Dojima Chain offers users the unique capability to interact with major tokens from different blockchains directly on its platform. This feature eliminates the need for users to jump between different chains, as all crosschain assets are readily available on the Dojima Chain. This seamless integration and accessibility streamline the user experience, making Dojima Chain a convenient and efficient platform for managing and transacting with a variety of blockchain assets.
Seamless Interaction with Major Chains: It allows interaction with tokens from all major chains, providing a platform for protocols to engage comprehensively.
Simplified Omnichain DApp Development: The platform makes building omnichain DApps more accessible than ever.
Broad Connectivity: Developers can connect any chain to their omnichain DApp on the Dojima Chain, enhancing versatility and reach.
Formation of an Omnichain Hub: A central hub is being developed on the Dojima Network, further integrating diverse blockchain ecosystems.
“Why Dojima Chain is an integral part of web3 expansion”
As blockchains become increasingly diverse and specialized, the ability to integrate and interact across these varied platforms becomes crucial. Dojima Chain addresses this by providing a unified, omnichain platform that simplifies the interaction between different blockchain ecosystems, making it essential for developers and users seeking to leverage the strengths of multiple chains in a single application. Its features like interoperability, robust validator network, EVM compatibility, the utility of the Dojima Token, and a fair block producer selection process make it an attractive choice for those looking to develop or use decentralized applications. By facilitating seamless integration and operation across various blockchains, the Dojima Chain stands as a key enabler in the evolution of a more interconnected and efficient blockchain environment.
The Dojima Chain, as an essential part of the Dojima Network, offers several key features:
Interoperability
By being connected to various blockchain layers, Dojima chain facilitates a unified environment where different blockchain ecosystems can interact seamlessly. This feature is crucial for asset and data integration across multiple platforms.
Validator Network
Ensures the security and integrity of transactions within the network. Validators play multiple roles such as block production, transaction validation, and participating in consensus mechanisms, which are vital for maintaining the network’s trustworthiness.
EVM Compatibility
Allows developers to deploy and execute smart contracts using popular programming languages like Solidity, making it easier to integrate existing Ethereum-based applications and tools into the Dojima ecosystem.
Block Producer Selection
This process is designed to maintain fairness and efficiency in block generation and validation, based on validators’ staked tokens. Block producers are more likely to be elected for block generation based on their stake, with embedded churning and shuffling mechanisms to enhance fairness and security.
These features collectively contribute to making the Dojima Chain a powerful and versatile platform for the development and operation of decentralized applications, especially in the context of a rapidly evolving blockchain and Web3 landscape.
Hermes Chain
Hermes Layer¶
The Hermes layer is a vital component within the Dojima Network’s multi-layer architecture, playing a crucial role in ensuring seamless cross-chain interoperability and efficient liquidity management. Its primary responsibilities include managing native token liquidity from all blockchains, overseeing staking and rewards management for liquidity providers. It ensures the proper functioning of validators, enforces slashing mechanisms for network security, collects transaction fees, and, most importantly, offers developers universal access to cross-chain liquidity. This layer plays a pivotal role in enabling seamless interoperability and efficient liquidity management across the Dojima Network.
Main modules inside Hermes Chain are: - Narada - Threshold signature scheme - Fortunas - Sors
Narada¶
Narada functions as a central hub connecting clients to the Hermes chain. Its primary responsibility is to monitor blockchain events i.e. swapping of Arweave -> Ethereum, Arweave -> Dojima and other custom messages. It also transforms these events into Hermes layer-compatible messages and relays them to the hermes layer.
Chain clients
Chain clients are responsible for reading events from their respective blockchains. Client will listen to hermes wallet address transactions as destination/target address. Currently supported chain clients are Arweave, Bitcoin, Binance, Cosmos, Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot.
Observer
Observer is responsible for transforming and transmitting observed events to the hermes layer.
Signer
Signer is responsible for signing transactions onto the destination chain that received from the Hermes chain.
Threshold signature scheme ( TSS )
Threshold signature scheme is responsible for securing the liquidity which is being held in the Hermes chain. Liquidity is holded by fortunas vaults. Dojima has written many articles on tss, please checkout https://medium.com/@dojimanetwork for more on tss. Each chain supports certains signature mechanism for signing wallet transactions like secp256k1 curve of ECDSA algorithm for Ethereum, Binance, Cosmos, Binance and RSA for Arweave and ed25519 for Solana, Polkadot. Currently, dojima has support for ecdsa, rsa, ed25519 signature algorithms.
Fortunas
Fortunas are responsible for holding liquidity of multiple tokens at single place which are generated by dojima tss. Security of liquidity depends on the number of validators managed by tss. When swapping of tokens are involved ( Binance -> Arweave), ⅔ of validators will sign to release the desired token amount on the destination chain requested for swap received from the hermes chain. Since tss is a slow process, for small swap amounts is a drawback. To overcome this, Sors is introduced.
Sors
Sors are responsible for sending small amounts of requested swap tokens onto the destination chain. Each validator can be a sors. Validator will be assigned 25% of total amount supported tokens based on validator staked amount.
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