U2U Network Documentations
  • Introduction
    • Our Vision
    • Litepaper
      • Overview
        • U2U Network Diagram
        • U2U Network with DEPIN and Web3 Eco System
      • Consensus
  • Services
    • RPC
      • RPC Endpoints
      • Ethereum API Methods
        • eth_blockNumber
        • eth_call
        • eth_chainId
        • eth_estimateGas
        • eth_feeHistory
        • eth_gasPrice
        • eth_getBalance
        • eth_getBlockByHash
        • eth_getBlockByNumber
        • eth_getBlockTransactionCountByHash
        • eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber
        • eth_getCode
        • eth_getLogs
        • eth_getProof
        • eth_getStorageAt
        • eth_getTransactionByBlockHashAndIndex
        • eth_getTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex
        • eth_getTransactionByHash
        • eth_getTransactionCount
        • eth_getTransactionReceipt
        • eth_getUncleByBlockHashAndIndex
        • eth_getUncleByBlockNumberAndIndex
        • eth_getUncleCountByBlockHash
        • eth_getUncleCountByBlockNumber
        • eth_maxPriorityFeePerGas
        • eth_sendRawTransaction
        • eth_subscribe
        • eth_unsubscribe
        • net_version
        • net_listening
        • net_peerCount
        • web3_clientVersion
        • web3_sha3
        • debug_traceTransaction
      • DAG API Methods
        • dag_getEvent
        • dag_getEventPayload
        • dag_getHeads
        • eth_currentEpoch
      • Trace API Methods
        • trace_block
        • trace_get
        • trace_transaction
        • trace_filter
    • Explorer
      • Explorer URLs
      • Explorer API
        • Account
        • Block
        • Contract
        • Logs
        • Stats
        • Token
        • Transaction
      • GraphQL
      • Explorer RPC API
      • Smart Contract Verification
        • Via explorer
        • Via hardhat plugin
      • Testnet Faucet
    • Wallets
      • Metamask
      • Wallet Connect
      • Coinbase Wallet
      • U2U Super App
        • Policy
    • Staking
      • How To Stake?
      • FAQ
    • The Graph
      • Deploy a Graph Node
      • Deploy a Subgraph
    • Bridge
      • Smart Contracts & EOA
    • Oracle
      • Smart Contracts & EOA
  • Network
    • Node Types
    • Requirements
    • Build Dependencies
    • Run Normal Node
      • Mainnet Normal Node
      • Testnet Normal Node
      • Run via Docker
    • Run Validator Node
      • Mainnet Validator Node
      • Testnet Validator Node
    • Run A Local Test Network
    • Troubleshooting
  • SUBNET
    • Overview
    • Subnet Node Type
    • Requirements
    • NFT Digital License
    • Subnet Node Setup
      • Master Node
      • Verifier Node
      • Edge Node CLI
  • For Developers
    • SDK
    • Smart Contract Development
      • What are smart contracts?
      • What is gas?
      • Structure of a smart contract
      • Your first smart contract
      • Test your smart contract
      • Deploy your smart contract
      • Submit your contract to explorer
      • Interact With Your Smart Contract
      • Integrate Your Smart Contract With a Frontend
      • Additional Resources
    • Smart Contract Deployment
      • Deploy with Remix
      • Deploy with Hardhat
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  1. Introduction
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Overview

Introduction

The U2U Network is a groundbreaking endeavor that seamlessly integrates Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) based algorithms with the Inter-ledger Protocol (ILP) to establish a resilient and adaptable platform for decentralized application development. By harnessing the capabilities of these cutting-edge technologies, the U2U Network addresses the limitations inherent in existing distributed ledger systems. The result is a highly scalable, secure, and efficient infrastructure that can accommodate a wide spectrum of use cases.

Objectives

At the heart of the U2U Network project, the primary objective is creating a distributed ledger platform that encompasses an extensive suite of services and features tailored to decentralized application development. The U2U Network aims to realize the following pivotal goals:

  1. Scalability: U2U Network effectively tackles the scalability challenges often encountered by traditional blockchain systems by implementing the DAG algorithm. This strategic approach fosters high throughput, low latency, and swift transaction finality.

  2. Security and Privacy: U2U Network places a strong emphasis on elevating privacy and confidentiality for all participants. It empowers users to validate specific statements without the need to expose sensitive information.

  3. Interoperability: The seamless integration of the Inter-ledger Protocol propels the U2U Network into a realm of effortless interoperability between diverse blockchain networks and traditional financial systems. This greatly simplifies asset and information exchange across disparate platforms.

  4. Smart Contracts: U2U Network boasts a robust EVM Smart Contract service, empowering the execution of self-executing contracts guided by predefined rules and conditions. This automation significantly streamlines complex business processes.

  5. Tokenization: The U2U Network introduces a powerful Tokenization service, which enables the effortless creation, issuance, and management of digital assets on the network. This innovation unlocks diverse opportunities for asset tokenization, the emergence of token economics, and the flourishing of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.

Scope

This Litepaper serves as a comprehensive introductory guide to the U2U Network. It provides a thorough examination of the essential components, services, and features that constitute the U2U Network. The document offers a detailed overview of the architectural underpinnings of the platform, with particular emphasis on the integration of DAG-based algorithms and the Inter-ledger Protocol.

To conclude, the Litepaper presents a roadmap delineating the project's initial release and anticipated future enhancements. This roadmap underscores the continuous development and evolution of the U2U Ecosystem as we work towards a future of unprecedented decentralized innovation.

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