Nexus Developer Documentation
A place where you will find all the information needed to build on Nexus
Nexus is a next-generation blockchain technology that is re-building the internet from the ground up.
This is a living document and will be updated regularly.
Nexus is the most advanced, innovative and open protocol blockchain platform, with advanced contracts in the crypto space. The technology will accommodate all usecases which require blockchain and smart contracts on a decentralised network.
Nexus was mined into existence similar to Bitcoin, there was no ICO or premine which makes it a safe bet against any regulatory crackdown.
The development of Nexus is still ongoing and we have a extensive roadmap
Smart contracts on Nexus are known as
Advanced ContractsThe genesis block of Nexus was mined on September 23rd of 2014 at 16:20:00 GMT – 7.
Nexus has a max supply of 78,000,000 NXS, which will be mined by September, 2024 and after that there will be tail end emission of 3.67% max. Mining will emit 0.67% and staking will emit 3% if all the NXS are staked.
Nexus has created a very unique and innovative blockchain, a result of an in-depth R&D on the expectations of people from blockchain, and how to make it accessible to all people. Listed below are the key design innovations.
- 1.7 layer Software Stack
- 2.Signature Chains
- 3.Quantum Resistance
- 4.Advanced Contracts
- 5.Register based 64-bit Virtual Machine
- 6.3 channel consensus, 2 mining channels Prime, Hash and nPoS based on Trust
- 7.Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO) based on Starfish
- 8.3 Dimensional chain (3DC) - Future
- 9.Decentralised Internet -Future
- 10.Location identification seperation protocol (LISP) - Future
- 11.LX-OS - Future
Nexus throughput on Tritium is 655 TPS, and each Tx can hold upto a max 100 contracts. 655*100=65500 contracts per second theoretical max.
Tritium++ throughput has seen a lot of improvements and will be updated with Tritium++ launch
For more information on Nexus, the technology, wallet, mining and glossary, click the link below:
If anyone is interested to contribute to this guide they can easily do so. Linked below is the github link for anyone who wishes to contribute. This guide is written using Gitbook.
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