Technology Architecture

Blockchain Architecture and Data Flow

Overview

Cybercentry is an ERC20 token on the Base Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 network. Base provides secure, low-cost, and developer-friendly infrastructure, leveraging Ethereum’s security with faster transactions and lower fees. Integrated with the Virtuals Protocol, ACP SDK, Cybercentry enhances dApps with seamless transaction management, asset integration, and user accessibility, supported by Base’s Coinbase integration.

Data Flow

Token Creation: A smart contract defines Cybercentry’s supply and rules, is deployed on Base, is configured with the Virtuals Protocol for asset interoperability, and integrates with the ACP SDK for enhanced functionality.

Transactions: Users interact via ERC20 functions (transfer(), approve()) or ACP SDK APIs to enable efficient asset transfers, with the Virtuals Protocol enabling cross-dApp compatibility.

Validation: Base nodes validate transactions against the contract’s rules, with Virtuals Protocol and ACP SDK ensuring compliance.

Execution and Recording: Validated transactions update the blockchain ledger by recording a new block, with the ACP SDK syncing states and the Virtuals Protocol maintaining interoperability.

Advanced Technologies

Virtuals Protocol: Facilitates interoperable asset management and cross-dApp interactions, enhancing Cybercentry’s utility in DeFi ecosystems.

ACP v2 SDK Framework: Enables secure asset management and user-friendly wallet integration, optimising Cybercentry for DeFi applications.

Oracles: Import off-chain data to trigger contract events, expanding Cybercentry’s functionality.

This framework positions Cybercentry as a secure, innovative DeFi token, leveraging Base, Virtuals Protocol, and the ACP SDK to drive scalability and growth.