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On Wednesday 12 December, Stratis unveiled their C # Full Node. This long awaited version is the culmination of two years of Stratis team work and represents the main service of their platform.
Stratis platform backbone
A computer running software that supports a cryptocurrency is called a node. A full node is a node that runs the software to fully verify transactions and locks.
Until now, Stratis full-node software has been a placeholder for C # Full Node, which has been continuously developed by their ICO in 2016. The full legacy nodes, called StratisX nodes, have allowed Stratis to function as a evaluate and also to grow up to become a mature network with a high level of decentralization and security.
With the advent of C # Full Node, however, the Stratis platform can now go live. The C # Full Node is the foundation on which the rest of the platform rests. It is built from scratch in the C # coding language, a standard industry language and part of the broader .NET framework, the Microsoft software ecosystem.
The other services of the Stratis platform are all based on the C # Full Node software, including Sidechains and Stratis & # 39; C # Smart Contracts: the complete Intelligent contracts of Turing that execute the .NET code on-chain, a first in the cryptocurrency space and made possible only by Stratis & # 39; C # Full Node. You can learn more about these upcoming releases in the Stratis stacked roadmap.
Not just a knot
The Stratis C # complete knot is more than just a knot. It is a powerful and versatile development kit that offers developers tremendous flexibility in the development of blockchain and blockchain technologies. It supports multiple consent protocols (PoW, PoS, and PoA) and can connect to multiple chains. Currently it supports both Bitcoin and Stratis networks and with minor modifications it is also possible to support other cryptocurrencies.
The complete C # node of Stratis is modular and allows users to choose the blockchain components as they see fit for their applications. It has a connectable architecture that supports the creation of sidechain, the implementation of smart contracts, remote procedure calls, a Web API and the creation of distributed Ledger technology solutions, among other features .
Blockchain made accessible
The complete C # node of Stratis is completely open source. It is available on Microsoft's Azure Marketplace and can be distributed directly to Azure. This is indicative of the Stratis relationship with the Microsoft technology stack: they recently became members of the Microsoft Partnership Network and an independent software vendor.
Stratis's positioning within the .NET ecosystem has some distinct advantages, such as a familiar environment for developers and the ease with which nodes can be distributed. Being able to host a C # Full Node on Azure will allow users to establish networks with very low network latency, in turn allowing smaller block times and greater maximum throughput. Such networks could be Stratis sidechains, authorized DLT solutions or new independent blockchains.
Flexible and familiar
Out of the box, the C # Full Node uses a protocol very similar to the Bitcoin protocol. This means that developers who are confident in working with Bitcoin will find the complete Stratis C # node a familiar software to work with. This, combined with its highly customizable architecture, allows developers to create nodes tailored to specific applications but with a proven and familiar protocol.
Improved security and advanced features
C # complete nodes come with various security enhancements over legacy StratisX nodes, new features for general users, and numerous optimizations, including the ability to download the Stratis blockchain significantly compared to legacy StratisX nodes.
The GUI Full Node, Stratis Core, is an easy-to-use wallet that allows users to send, receive and bet their coins. The portfolio is Hierarchical Deterministic, which means that users can generate more keys from a seed. This gives users greater security and easier recovery of funds.
In addition to these basic features, Stratis Core also offers cool stakes and a sidechain user interface. Cold stakeout will be activated when 95% of the network stakeout is performed via the C # Full Node client, allowing users to participate in the production of blocks by betting with coins that are stored in an offline portfolio. This will significantly reduce the risks associated with stakeout from a hot wallet.
With the publication of the Stratis C # complete node, the Stratis platform is active. Stratis has published extensive documentation accompanying this version and encourage all users to reach directly to them for support and feedback. Alternatively, you can join them Discord.
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