and are you using as a has function the same with etherium?
We are using SHA-256 it's used as a main hash function.
These algorithms are considered attack-resistant and have repeatedly proven their applicability in the sphere of digital security.
As in any blockchain, you use a block structure. At bitcoin everything looks simple enough. What about you?
To achieve the optimal volume of data storage, archiving and blockchain multi-level high-speed validation, #MetaHash uses 3 types of blocks:
Genesis block, State block, Micro block
Thanks for the answer, but could you tell us more about them?
- Genesis block is a primary block, containing information on the initial release of coins and their distribution.
- State block is a snapshot of a blockchain state. A State block is generated once per billion of transactions (250 GB) and requires a vote by all verification nodes. State blocks make it possible
for verification nodes not to store older blocks, freeing space for new data, leaving old data in the data storage archive.
- Micro block is generated every second based on Genesis or State blocks. Micro blocks are validated by a number of nodes that are available to run validation during the cycle, and checked by all validators upon their generation.