L1 Architecture
Overview of Camp's L1 Architecture
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Overview of Camp's L1 Architecture
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Camp Network introduces a scalable architecture designed to overcome the high-latency challenges faced by dApps on traditional L1s. The system is built around two key components:
BaseCAMP: The primary Layer 1 blockchain optimized for IP management.
SideCAMPs: Application-specific chains that settle back to BaseCAMP, providing dedicated blockspace for each app.
Key Benefits
Dedicated Blockspace: Each app operates on its own SideCAMP, avoiding congestion and ensuring faster performance.
App-Specific Sequencing: Each Applications controls app-native transaction flow and block production, enabling performance optimization and revenue capture.
Enhanced Security: Camp uses a dual staking model with a decentralized validator network (DVN) to secure transactions and support SideCAMPs while leveraging Ethereum’s verifiability.
Developer-Friendly: Compatibility with WASM and EVM ensures easy migration of Cosmos and Ethereum-based applications with minimal changes.
This architecture ensures speed, scalability, and security while providing developers with tools to build high-performing, interoperable dApps.
Camp’s Proof of Provenance Protocol streamlines IP management and agent-driven workflows using two key frameworks:
Origin Framework: Simplifies IP onboarding and remixing by abstracting complex on-chain processes for a seamless user experience.
mAItrix Framework: Enables the deployment and management of AI agents that can train on IP and generate new IP autonomously.