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WIP: RFC 5 : New Scalable Blockchain Protocol
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Token proofs of existence
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Token proofs of existence
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Scripting language
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Scripting language
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Applications
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Applications
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Block content
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## 1. Introduction
## 1. Introduction
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use theses tokens and their proof (to the Merkle proof token provided in the transaction) in their
use theses tokens and their proof (to the Merkle proof token provided in the transaction) in their
own script conditions without bloating the blockchains with thousands of individual tokens which may
own script conditions without bloating the blockchains with thousands of individual tokens which may
never be used.
never be used.
## 7. Block content
A block contains :
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The list of transactions
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The list of tokens read, consumed and created in these transactions
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The aggregated proof of all read and consumed tokens (the first root being this blockchain
previous block Merkle root, follow by additionnal trees related to
*Merkle root tokens*
)
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The list of tokens classes
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The list of class and instances scripts (and subscripts)
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The Merkle root of the new state.
> Nodes could communicate to tell each other what they already know, allowing to prune some data
> from the block like token classes, scripts, token or their proofs. Some scripts known as
> part of a "standard library" could never be included in blocks to limit their size, and could
> be fetched by new nodes, or directly included alongside the software.
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