Transformers Chain is a high-performance distributed system with continuously scalable transaction capability, based on a special Raindrop consensus protocol (RDCP), which realizes the ability of multiple block producers to process chain transactions in parallel, and the concurrent number of its block producers can be continuously increased with the scale of the network, through its incentive layer protocol network realizes a decentralized free development state. With a reward epoch cycle every 24 hours, participants are freer to transfer and stake their assets, which makes the network development a harmonious state over time. Transformers will contribute to the development of the web 3.0 global ecosystem with its unique advantages.
On-chain scalability — Transformers uses a double VRF random number algorithm to elect multiple candidates for block production at the same timestamp and to continuously scale the number of candidates as the network grows in size.
The Chain Structure — Multiple blocks co-existed at each height of the Transformers network. The peak of each block is quickly confirmed during the consensus process, providing a more reliable mechanism for up-chaining when multiple candidates process block transactions in parallel.
The Raindrop Consensus Protocol (RDCP) — multi-path selection of some candidates at the same timestamp by a multiple VRF discrete random number algorithm and completes on-chain consensus of multiple blocks by the candidates, which provides great scope for sustainable scalability of TPS.