Hetu Chain
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Hetu Chain is a blockchain optimized for specific application scenarios, focusing on high performance, customized functionalities, and cross-chain interoperability. Unlike general-purpose blockchains such as Ethereum, application chains achieve efficient operation through the following features:
Vertical Optimization: Tailored consensus mechanisms and transaction processing logic for third-party integrations such as AI agents.
Native Cross-Chain Support: Built-in asset bridging tools for seamless connectivity with major public chains like Ethereum.
Hybrid Economic Model: Allows simultaneous use of ETH and native tokens for network participation.
Ethereum (Security Layer): Serves as the foundational security anchor of the ecosystem, ensuring trust infrastructure.
Hetu Chain (Consensus Layer): Acts as the central hub, coordinating a shared validator network and providing unified consensus security and service orchestration for upper-layer application chains.
APP Chain (Application Layer): Vertical scenario-specific chains built by third-party developers using Hetu's technology stack, focusing on business logic without the need to maintain independent node networks.
Asset Flow: Users lock assets through Ethereum. After Hetu Chain verifies cross-chain operations, APP Chains generate corresponding on-chain assets for business scenarios.
Security Sharing: All APP Chains share Hetu Chain's validator set, ensuring network security through unified staking and penalty mechanisms, avoiding redundant infrastructure costs.
State Synchronization: Critical transaction data is aggregated and signed by Hetu Chain, then periodically anchored to Ethereum, ensuring multi-chain state consistency.
Modular Architecture: APP Chain developers only need to focus on business logic, as Hetu Chain provides foundational chain functionalities (consensus, cross-chain, node management, etc.).
Plug-and-Play Tools: Built-in services like asset bridges, governance templates, and data indexing reduce development barriers by 80%.
Shared Security: No need to build independent validator networks, directly leveraging Hetu Chain's node resources reduces security costs by 70%.
Unified Liquidity: Standardized cross-chain protocols between Hetu Chain and Ethereum enable seamless asset flow within the ecosystem.
Single-Point Interaction: Users can manage multi-chain assets through a single wallet, with cross-chain operations simplified to "one-click confirmation".
User Convenience: Gas fees support ETH payments, providing user-friendly transaction experiences.
