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376a80d3b4* Changing references to shared_ptr instead of unique_ptr in preparation for global uniquing. * More returning of shared_ptr instead of unique_ptr. * Removing unused declaration. * Converting more unique_ptr<rai::block> to shared_ptr<rai::block> * Removing unique_ptr cruft from when we handled blocks by unique_ptr instead of shared_ptr. * Adding block-uniquing class to reduce memory usage for blocks. * Using block_uniquer when deserializing messages. * Adding rai::block function full_hash which produces a hash covering every member of a block, including parts that are not represented in the block hash, such as the signature or block work. * Creating vote_uniquer class to save memory storing votes. * Hooking up vote uniquer. * Performing block-uniquing on local copy instead of a potentially shared copy at the end of the function. |
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What is Nano?
Nano's goal is to become "a global currency with instantaneous transactions and zero fees over a secure, decentralized network."
We've applied the philosophy of "do one thing and do it well." We are focused on building the best medium for value exchange in the world.
Key Features
- Nano utilizes a novel block-lattice architecture, unlike conventional blockchains used in many other cryptocurrencies.
- The network requires minimal resources, no high-power mining hardware, and can process high transaction throughput.
- Offers instantaneous transactions with zero fees and unlimited scalability, making Nano an ideal solution for peer-to-peer transactions.
- As of August 2018, the Nano network has processed over twelve million blocks with an unpruned ledger size of only 4.6GB.
For more information, see Nano.org or read the whitepaper.
Guides & Documentation
- Whitepaper
- Build Instructions
- Command Line Interface
- RPC Protocol
- Wallet Design
- Block-Lattice
- Design Features
Links & Resources
Want to Contribute?
Please see the contributors guide.
Contact us
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