The transactional protocol of Ethereum-Dogecoin Bridge is coming

ETH-DOGE Join Hands

Taking inspiration from Ismael Bejarano and the innovative Superblocks protocol by Oscar Guindzberg, which combines transactional hashes from a Merkle tree into a single block, the update reduces the unnecessary storage costs by working on a range of blocks instead of storing individual headers.

Interested developers can access the open-source user guide for Dogethereum on Github; however, Guindzberg notes that some features remain missing and may appear to be bugs on test frames. The developer also warns developers to use coins with sentimental value, saying "use the bridge with the coins you're open to losing [sic]."

A live demo of the bridge will be broadcast live on September 5th, in 17H GMT by the Dogetheruem team.

The Dogecoin Mystery

Meanwhile, the Dogethereum protocol continues to be shrouded in mystery. At the beginning of 2018, Bejarano and Guindzberg announced hard fork Dogecoin and created the DOGX token; however, a revision of the code indicates that the Bridge Dogecoin- Ethereum is completely unrelated to that project.

At that time, members of the Dogecoin community called the possible overlap in Dogethereum:

"There is a token ERC20 with the name & # 39; DOGX & # 39; and that defines itself as Dogethereum.This project has no association with dogecoin or this dogethereum project.It is particularly important that there is no fork of the dogecoin blockchain.Even has created a new ETH token and called it Dogethereum. "

A user Reddit in the same thread replied that DOGX was not a token ERC20 and unrelated to the bridge Doge- Ethereum project. Instead, the first was a simple copy-cat from Ethereum blockchain to Dogethereum.

In addition, TrueBit, a scalable protocol for blockchains, has launched a native "penetrable public space" called the "Dogethereum Bridge" Art Project, and is said to be launching its version of the protocol. The project attempts to be a "physical representation" of Dogethereum, with the winner of the Jessica Angel competition which was inspired by the Mobius Bridge in England.

The aforementioned work is a collaborative effort between Truebit and the company of Bajerano CoinFabrik, indicating the two items different projects actually have operational similarities.