Odaily News According to reports, the Psy Protocol has officially launched its public Testnet. This network is based on an innovative blockchain architecture that achieves internet-level throughput and high-speed performance while maintaining Bitcoin-level security. With client-side zk-SNARKs and a horizontally scalable state architecture (PARTH), the Psy Protocol achieved a performance of millions of TPS in internal testing, and the block processing time for all transactions only increases logarithmically with user scale, ensuring the system remains efficient during large-scale applications. Its PoW 2.0 (Useful Proof of Work) consensus mechanism transforms mining into the process of generating and aggregating zk-SNARKs, which are directly used to ensure transaction security. The Psy Protocol is a smart contracts platform based on Useful Proof of Work, providing developers with the ability to build ultra-large-scale Web 3 applications by allowing users to generate transaction proofs and aggregate zk-SNARKs on-chain.
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