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A developer-friendly and enterprise-ready stack of distributed and decentralized technologies.
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The ProximaX Sirius platform consists of multiple servers distributed in a network. It follows a “hub and spoke” design where the core component is the blockchain, or the “hub,” and the other components are service layers, or “spokes”. The service layers consist of P2P and distributed storage, streaming, database, and Supercontract where:
- All storage, messaging, and transactions are encrypted
- Streaming includes text, video, and voice data
- All events are time-stamped in the blockchain
- Automated business and process executions are conducted through off-chain Supercontract
Additional service layers can be added to ProximaX Sirius to offer more functionalities. These layers may be anything from specialized services such as artificial intelligence to distributed computing for genome sequencing.
With the expansion of service layers, however, the performance of individual layers remain unaffected. This is similar to multiple sets of network server nodes running in parallel and held together by the blockchain at the core. Each set of network nodes performs a specific function, and the function power grows with more server nodes plugged in.
Sirius Platform Layers
Sirius Chain
An advanced enterprise blockchain with built-in features such as multilayer-multisig, pull transactions, aggregated transactions, and cross-chain ability to power advanced solutions.
Sirius Storage
A blockchain-enabled distributed file sharing system where enterprises can store and share files seamlessly throughout the world.
Supercontract
Executable off-chain digital contracts to automate business processes, minimize errors, and maximize efficiency.
Sirius Stream
A resilient streaming infrastructure to handle mission-critical data streaming with near-zero downtime.
Tools
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Use our browser to explore blocks, addresses, and transactions on the Sirius chain.
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Sirius Chain
PRIVATE NETWORK
TEST NETWORK
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Sirius Storage
PRIVATE NETWORK
TEST NETWORK
MAIN NETWORK
Tokenomics
ProximaX Sirius has a multidimensional inner economy, where XPX is used to pay for services and power the blockchain. Internal non-tradable service units — storage, streaming, Supercontract, and content review — are used to power communication protocols between the node actors. This approach facilitates the future expansion of the platform by making it possible to add new types of services.
High-level Technical Whitepaper v2ProximaX Delegated Validation System
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Validators earn rewards for securing the network by running nodes.
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Rewards depend on wealth and age (Proof of Stake) and requested fees (Proof of Greed).
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Anyone can delegate XPX directly from their wallets to Validators.
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Users can then enjoy rewards without giving up control of their XPX tokens.
Platform Users
Xarcade is a video game distribution/exchange platform that both game developers and gamers can use.
KSports Lab is building solutions to structure the future of online games using blockchain technology.
FAQS
Yes, if you don’t save your private key in a safe place (hardware wallet, piece of paper, engraved in metal, etc). We are not responsible for the loss of any account. Save Your Private Keys!
The development of Catapult started at around this time. We have decided to maintain the epoch time set by the core developers in the original code. This is to reflect the development time taken until the creation of the first mainnet launch using the Catapult technology. The second block is the official start time of the Sirius mainnet.
Finally, we would like to pay tribute to the core developers for their contribution to the technology: Jaguar0625, Bloody Rookie and Gimre.
For the tech savvy: constexpr auto Epoch_Time = std::chrono::duration<int64_t, std::milli>(1459468800000);
Technically, yes or if NAS supports Docker and if the hardware requirements are met, then yes it can be done as well. Sufficient bandwidth is also an important criterion.
There will be a docker image available for each type of peer-to-peer Storage Node.
A good amount of storage and a high bandwidth are prerequisites although the actual quantum is yet to be qualified in detail. However, a decent and adequate streaming speed for a node should be 20/20 Mbps.
In terms of disk space, there is no absolute minimum but the sharing of 1MB is not logical as it will inherit (almost) no rewards.
There is no cost to run it other than the cost to run it as a node in the cloud. As R&D progresses, certain security sensitive services such as directory and node discovery services in ProximaX are expected to require minimum vested amount of XPX to eliminate certain kinds of attacks.
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Latest News
ProximaX Launches Version 0.5.8 of its Sirius Web Wallet
We have upgraded our web (and local/universal) Sirius Wallet! New features in version 0.5.8 include: Multi-level Multi-signature: You can now create an account that requires multiple levels of sign-offs to...
Sirius Stream Testnet Launched!
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Sirius Stream service layer on the ProximaX Sirius platform test network. This launch includes a software development kit (SDK) and a proof of concept application...
Year in Review 2020
2020 has been a rather uneventful year, specifically how Covid-19 has hit the world so hard and impacted global mobility and businesses. Naturally, ProximaX was affected by the pandemic insofar as its progress was concerned...
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