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BitBolt
  • 📚Background
  • ⚡What is BitBolt
  • 🔥Why BitBolt
  • 🪄How BitBolt Layer 2 works
    • 🏗️Tech Overview
    • 🌎Basic Information
    • 🕎Three Types of Nodes
    • 🔄Interaction with the Bitcoin Network
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  1. How BitBolt Layer 2 works

Three Types of Nodes

  • Boundary Node Cluster: This cluster handles off-chain requests, passes messages to the consensus node cluster, and retrieves data from the consensus nodes.

  • Consensus Node Cluster: This cluster validates, orders, and reaches consensus on requests passed to it from the boundary nodes in the BitBolt network.

  • Adaptor Node Cluster: The information node cluster is responsible for message exchange between the BitBolt Network and the Bitcoin Network, such as sending BTC from the BitBolt Network to addresses on the Bitcoin Network, and obtaining current Bitcoin blockchain data from Bitcoin full nodes. The information node cluster achieves consensus on the data fetched from the Bitcoin Network and transfers the data to the consensus nodes in the BitBolt Network for their use.

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