Metabit WhitePaper - en
Metabit WhitePaper - en
Metabit WhitePaper - en
METABIT WHITEPAPER
Table of Content
ABOUT METABIT 3
Pain Points Solved & Competitiveness 4
Layer 1 4
Layer 2 5
METABIT Tokenomics 23
Release Model 24
Projection 32
Governance 34
MetaDAO 34
Developer’s Grants Program 35
Community 36
Education 36
Developers 36
Development Roadmap 36
Team 38
ABOUT METABIT
METABIT has successfully concluded its ICO round and seed round market fina
ncing, securing an initial capital infusion of 2 million dollars. This fund
ing has played a pivotal role in enabling the METABIT network to successful
ly launch its mainnet network on April 23. Furthermore, METABIT boasts a de
voted community comprising more than 100,000 active users and 160,000 valid
addresses.
Currently, the Metabit network architecture has been developed with the inn
ovative consensus mechanism MPOAS,which allows different nodes to play diff
erent roles, providing physical operation network, verification, packaging
settlement, storage, and bandwidth.
METABIT competes with other public blockchains in the market, such as Ethe
reum and Solana. Here is an analysis of these competitors and the pain poi
nts are solved:
Layer 1
1. Ethereum:
Ethereum faces challenges in terms of processing speed and transaction cost
s. Its TPS (Transactions Per Second) is relatively low, leading to network
congestion and transaction delays. Additionally, Ethereum's gas fees also r
ise significantly as transaction volume increases, burdening users. In cont
rast, METABIT aims to provide high-performance and low-cost solutions to ad
dress these issues.
2. Solana:
Solana currently faces challenges in scalability, as the increasing number
of users and applications may strain the network's performance and burden t
he nodes, potentially leading to latency and congestion issues. As an open-
source project, Solana is not immune to security vulnerabilities and risks.
While the development team is actively working on improving security, there
is a need for ongoing efforts to enhance security and code review. Addition
ally, it has encountered intermittent periods of instability and experienced instanc
es of downtime. These issues have temporarily impacted the platform's availability an
d reliability. The Solana team is actively working to address and mitigate these challe
nges to ensure a more stable and robust network experience for its users.
3. Aptos:
Many users claimed that in their own blog posts, the network could only han
dle 4 transactions per second. Users also expressed frustration about their
difficulty in connecting with validators, who are responsible for the charg
e of initially verifying transactions. METABIT likely employs various optimiza
tion techniques to improve the speed and efficiency of processing transactions. Thes
e optimizations could include enhancing the underlying blockchain protocol, implem
4. SUI:
SUI, despite its advantages, does come with a few drawbacks. SUI's technical deve
lopment language has a learning curve, and its community is still in the ea
rly stages. In contrast, METABIT has already established a sizable user com
munity, giving it a competitive advantage in terms of community support. Th
is broad user base contributes to METABIT's strength and positions it favor
ably compared to SUI in terms of community engagement.
Layer 2
Comparing mainstream Optimistic Rollup projects - Arbitrum, Metis, and Boba Netw
ork: Currently, both Arbitrum and Optimism suffer from long withdrawal times. Opti
fier clients. As a result, the "fraud proofs" programs designed for the old OVM are no
longer functional, and the new version of the "fraud proofs" program has not been re
to Optimistic Rollup, the ZK Rollup solution has a significantly higher technical compl
exity, requiring substantial computational resources. Additionally, it exhibits longer tr
ansaction latency and higher computational costs.
Chain Framework
The Metabit Network has a five-layer architecture:
2. Contract Layer
To enable the Proof of Stake (PoS) mechanism on the Metabit Chain, the syst
em utilizes a set of staking management contracts on the mainnet. The staki
ng contracts implement the following features:
● Anyone can stake BMTC tokens on the staking contracts on the Metabit
mainnet and become a validator in the system.
● Validators can earn staking rewards for validating state transitions
on the Metabit Network.
● Support for ERC20/ERC721/ERC1155 tokens.
● Integration with Remix and Truffle development tools.
● Vyber compatibility.
3. Incentive Layer
● BMTC Allocation
4. 4 Consensus Layer
shorter block times and reduced costs at the expense of network security an
d decentralization.
The PoA algorithm simplifies validation and lowers the amount of power
needed to run the network. Staking in the PoS consensus mechanism, on the o
ork security.
the need to solve puzzles. As a result, the validators don’t need specific
nsensus engine, and a consensus protocol. MetaBFT utilizes the IBFT consens
c network capabilities, and govern the network. The core smart contracts wo
rk with the consensus engine to define all the network's Proof-of-Stake rul
es.
the blockchain. The IBFT 2.0 protocol ensures that network integrity is mai
links that separate the block from the genesis block, with the genesis bloc
ol are run, with the objective of each instance being to determine which bl
• POA = proof-of-authority
• POS = proof-of-stake
5. Network Layer
Metabit chain Network layer uses a decentralized networking layer bas
age peer connectivity and handshaking, ensuring only valid peers can
● Identity
networking layer.
● Peer discovery
MBFT uses libp2p's distributed hash table (DHT) based on the Kademlia algor
ithm for peer discovery. The DHT stores information about other peers in th
e network, such as their addresses and availability. When a new node joins
the network, it uses the DHT to find other peers that are currently online.
The process of using the DHT to discover peers and then sending out connect
● Peer routing
Bootnodes act as rendezvous servers that help new nodes discover and
connect to the network. The command allows you to specify one or more
boot nodes while creating the Genesis file. Bootnodes are defined usi
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6. Security Model
Proof of Stake Security Model
● Overview
ompatible chain, with its high throughput and swift block time, optim
● For Developers
s: simply deploy the smart contract on the Metabit PoS network. This
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7. Operating Model
• KPI
• Governance
Component Description
Runtime (EVM) Uses the EVM as the runtime environment for executing s
mart contracts.
● Fees
Native token is used as fees while sending transactions on Metabit Chai
n. This prevents spam on Metabit Chain and provides incentives to Block Pro
ducers to run the chain for longer periods and discourages bad behavior.
A transaction sender defines GasLimit and GasPrice for each transaction and
broadcasts it on Metabit Chain. Each producer can define how much minimum g
as price they can accept using --gas-price while starting Metabit Chain nod
e. If user-defined GasPrice on the transaction is the same or greater than
producer defined gas price, the producer will accept the transaction and in
cludes it in the next available block. This enables each producer to allow
its own minimum gas price requirement.
Transaction fees will be deducted from the sender's account in terms of Nat
ive tokens.
1.POA trust mechanism,the protocol header and protocol trailer are removed
For Metabit Node System, the node is designed with a two-layer implementat
er an integer or UTXO into a formula, to earn the right to create new block
on the network. Providing the integrity of the nodes who have this authorit
hich are typically but not necessarily private. So what attacks are small P
oW and PoS blockchains vulnerable to? Small PoW blockchains are vulnerable
to attacks where large amounts of computing power are hired out in an attem
where a bad actor, without arousing suspicion, accumulates over 50% of the
staking power.
le.
cing”.
ocks produced by The Validator Layer into a Merkle tree and pub
lishing the Merkle root periodically to the root chain. The per
checkpoints.
A subset of active validators from the pool is selected to act as block pro
ducers for a span. These block producers are responsible for creating block
during any given interval. All nodes validate the Merkle root hash a
1. Proof-of-Stake verification
5. Decentralized Bridge(future)
it's Ligh node validator by running a full node to earn rewards and collect
● Stake
To join the validator set, you must stake your BMTC tokens.
● Unstake
kpoints.
● Restake
he rich getting richer. Everyone should take part in network security and r
that sticking to the protocol is the best course of action for new delegato
rs. Since capital and rewards are open and protected by in-protocol mechani
sms.
Delegators can take part in validation even though they don't host enti
re nodes. However, by staking with validators, they can increase the networ
k's strength and gain rewards by paying a tiny commission charge (which var
● Cloud deployments
Metabit support cloud deployment options that enable developers and ent
erprises to easily and securely deploy a child chain to the cloud. With clo
ud deployment options, users can take advantage of the scalability and flex
users to choose the cloud platform that best suits their needs and preferen
ces.
Metabit Chain cloud deployment options also come with a range of featur
overy, that can help ensure network stability, security, and availability.
2. Node Monitor
rafana dashboards to better monitor the health of the validator and server.
The alerting part of the tool has a modular approach that enables the u
ser to decide on which metrics the alerts should be sent. Any and all notif
3. Communication
● Communicate issues
d the Metabit team can rectify the problems as soon as possible. The prefer
Ø Discord:
Ø GitHub : https://github.com/metabitglobal
1. Metabit ZK Rollup
Metabit zkRollup is the first zero-knowledge (ZK) scaling solution tha
All existing smart contracts, developer tools, and wallets work seamles
other tokens.
ot a new concept, it has long been understood that staking often involves a
sort of ‘lock-up’ period during which the staked funds can’t be withdraw
aking rewards while still maintaining the flexibility to use their staked a
ssets for things like collateral for loans or arbitrage trading, for instan
ce.
which can subsequently be traded and used like any other on-chain asset. Si
nce these new tokens derive their value from the underlying staked tokens,
METABIT Tokenomics
The allocation of tokens for METABIT is divided into different categories a
s outlined above. The Seed Round has an allocation of 20,000,000 tokens, th
e Institution Round has 70,000,000 tokens, the IDO has 10,000,000 tokens, t
he Foundation has 120,000,000 tokens, the Team has 100,000,000 tokens, and
the Ecosystem has 680,000,000 tokens. These allocations represent the distr
ibution of tokens across various stakeholders and purposes within the METAB
IT ecosystem.
Release Model
● Seed Round: 20,000,000 tokens allocated, representing 2% of the total
token supply. The tokens have a cliff period of 10%, with vesting occ
urring over a 6-month period. Tokens will be released quarterly over
a span of 28 months.
● Institution Round: 70,000,000 tokens allocated, representing 7% of th
e total token supply. The tokens have a cliff period of 10%, with ves
ting occurring over a 3-month period. Tokens will be released quarter
ly over a span of 24 months.
● IDO (Initial DEX Offering): 10,000,000 tokens allocated, representing
1% of the total token supply. The tokens have no cliff period, with v
METABIT Engine
b.Social
METABIT will further enhance the social functionalities of our platform to
facilitate connections and interactions among users. It plans to introduce
more social tools and features, such as real-time chat, groups, and forums,
allowing users to conveniently share gaming experiences, engage in discussi
ons, and make new friends. Additionally, we will explore opportunities for
social competitions and cooperative gameplay, providing users with multipla
yer gaming and social interaction experiences.
b.Tool Integration
Our platform provides a comprehensive set of developer tools and testing ca
pabilities to empower developers in building robust and innovative applicat
ions. For contract development, developers can leverage popular tools such
as Remix, Truffle, and Vyber, which offer features like code compilation, d
eployment, and debugging, ensuring efficient and secure contract developmen
t. To facilitate effective contract debugging, we offer BlockExplore, a ded
icated tool for deploying and debugging smart contracts, enabling developer
s to identify and resolve issues with ease.
s can thoroughly test and validate their programs, ensuring the smooth oper
ation and desired functionality of their applications.
Furthermore, developers can verify their testing results through our testne
t block explorer, accessible at ext.metabitgologal.io. This block explorer
provides a transparent and reliable view of the testnet blockchain, allowin
g developers to examine and validate transactions, smart contracts, and ass
ociated data generated during the testing phase. This ensures the accuracy,
transparency, and reliability of the testing results, enabling developers t
o confidently move forward with their applications.
With our suite of developer tools and testing capabilities, METABIT aims to
provide developers with a seamless and efficient development experience. By
offering reliable tools, dedicated debugging capabilities, faucet functiona
lity, and a transparent testnet block explorer, METABIT empowers developers
to build and validate high-quality applications on the platform.
a.METABIT DeFi:
METABIT is committed to establishing a robust and inclusive DeFi ecosystem
that provides decentralized financial solutions to users. Through blockchai
n technology and smart contracts, the goal is to eliminate intermediaries,
enhance financial accessibility, and facilitate transparent and secure tran
sactions. METABIT DeFi platform offers a range of decentralized services, i
ncluding decentralized exchanges, liquidity pooling, and asset collateraliz
ation. In the future, METABIT will also introduce lending and community gov
ernance tokens, enabling users to have full control over their assets and p
articipate in various financial activities.
b.Financial Derivatives:
In line with the mission to drive innovation, METABIT recognizes the potent
ial of financial derivatives in enhancing risk management and providing inv
estment opportunities in the DeFi space. METABIT is dedicated to developing
and launching a variety of financial derivatives that allow users to hedge
risks, speculate on asset prices, and employ leveraged investment strategie
6. METABIT Stablecoin
METABIT's token, M-USD, is a stablecoin, which is a revolutionary digital c
urrency designed to provide stability and security in the volatile cryptocu
rrency market. Built on a robust blockchain infrastructure, METABIT aims to
address the challenges of price volatility and lack of stability that often
hinder the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies. By leveraging advanced
algorithms and a decentralized governance model, METABIT's stablecoin offer
s a reliable and efficient medium of exchange, fostering trust and confiden
ce among users, providing ample liquidity in the virtual currency market, a
nd promoting financial inclusion in the digital economy.
b.Foundation:
The METABIT Foundation is the driving force behind platform development and
ecosystem growth. As a nonprofit organization, it is dedicated to supportin
g research, education, and community initiatives. The foundation's main foc
us is to foster innovation, promote adoption, and advance the technology an
d infrastructure of the Metabit ecosystem. It actively collaborates with de
velopers, partners, and industry experts to create an environment that fost
ers creativity and realizes groundbreaking projects.
Historical
Revenue
The revenue for the described project amounts to $4.28 million. This revenu
e is generated through various sources, each contributing to the overall fu
nding of the project.
◦ The Token Initial DEX Offering (IDO) brings in $1 million. This is achiev
ed by offering 10 million tokens at a price of $0.1 per token. The IDO allo
ws individuals to purchase tokens and participate in the project's ecosyste
m.
◦ Node Management Fees contribute $280,000 per year to the revenue. This in
come is derived from 140 units charging $2,000 each for node management ser
vices. These fees provide ongoing revenue for the project, ensuring the smo
oth operation and maintenance of the nodes.
◦ Node Sales generate $1 million in revenue. With a price of $500 per node,
2,000 nodes are sold, contributing to the project's financial resources.
◦ The Seed Round brings in $2 million. This investment is crucial for the i
nitial development and launch of the project, providing necessary funding f
or research, team expansion, infrastructure, and other essential component
s.
Projection
The financial projection for the METABIT BMTC token and its expenditure rev
eals a promising outlook over a three-year period.
◦ In the second year, the projected revenue from METABIT BMTC tokens is est
imated to reach $240 million. This demonstrates a substantial increase comp
ared to the previous year, indicating a growing demand for the tokens withi
n the METABIT BMTC ecosystem. This revenue can be attributed to various fac
tors such as increased token adoption, user engagement, and potential partn
erships.
◦ Simultaneously, the projected expenditure for the second year is estimate
d at $3.46 million. This expenditure includes various operational costs, de
velopment expenses, marketing initiatives, and other necessary expenditures
to sustain and grow the METABIT BMTC ecosystem.
◦ Moving into the third and fourth years, the financial projection continue
s to show positive growth. The revenue is projected to reach $600 million i
n the third year and further increase to $1200 million in the fourth year.
Similarly, the expenditure is expected to rise, reaching $6.92 million in t
he third year and $10.38 million in the fourth year.
Governance
MetaDAO
MetaDAO is a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that governs the M
etabit ecosystem through the use of the MDAO governance token. With a growi
ng community of members, numerous proposals have been submitted to MetaDAO,
reaching a total of 500 proposals. These proposals cover a wide range of to
pics and initiatives aimed at advancing the development and governance of t
he METABIT ecosystem.
MDAO category
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ources to developers who are working on projects that contribute to the gro
wth, innovation, and overall development of the METABIT platform.
Through the grants program, developers can submit proposals for funding the
ir projects, which can range from core protocol development, decentralized
applications (DApps), smart contracts, tooling, infrastructure, and more. T
he grants are designed to empower developers and incentivize them to build
and enhance the METABIT ecosystem.
Community
Education
METABIT Community Education is an initiative focused on providing education
al resources, programs, and opportunities to the members of the METABIT com
munity. The goal is to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills ne
eded to actively participate in and contribute to the Metabit ecosystem.
The education program offers a variety of resources, including tutorials, g
uides, documentation, and workshops, to help community members understand t
he core concepts, features, and functionalities of the METABIT platform. It
covers topics such as blockchain technology, decentralized finance (DeFi),
smart contracts, tokenomics, and more.
Through webinars, online courses, and offline events, community members can
deepen their understanding of METABIT and explore its potential application
s. Experienced speakers and industry experts share their insights and best
practices, enabling participants to gain practical knowledge and stay up to
date with the latest developments in the field.
Developers
Development Roadmap
2022•Q3 Economic model confirmation and token IDO: In the third quarter
of 2022, METABIT focused on finalizing its economic model. Through caref
ul analysis and evaluation, the team confirmed the tokenomics of the pla
tform.
network infrastructure to ensure the stability and security of the METABIT blockchai
n.
2023•Q3 METABIT Developer Community and Wallet Eco 2.0 Build: In the thi
rd quarter of 2023, METABIT will place emphasis on fostering a vibrant d
eveloper community. The team will organize developer outreach programs,
hackathons, and educational initiatives to attract and support talented
developers to build applications on the METABIT platform. Furthermore, M
ETABIT will work on enhancing its wallet ecosystem, introducing Wallet E
co 2.0 with improved features and user experience.
2023•Q4 Decentralized exchanges and NFT exchanges: During the fourth qua
rter of 2023, METABIT will focus on the development and launch of decent
ralized exchanges within its ecosystem. These exchanges will provide use
rs with a secure and transparent platform for trading cryptocurrencies a
nd digital assets. Additionally, METABIT will delve into the NFT space,
facilitating the exchange and trading of unique digital assets on its pl
atform.
Team
Adam L
METABIT Founder
METABIT founder and Core Contributor
Adam have been involved in the operation of multiple well-known Web3 public chain
projects, including early contributors and node holders for ETH, EOS, Polkadot, and X
RP.
Adam also has participated in and operated multiple Web3 projects, receiving invest
ments from Binance Lab, Animoca Brands, OKX Ventures, Kucoin Ventures, and other
s. Adam have extensive experience in Web3 public chain operations.
Jason Z
METABIT CTO
Jason Graduate from Tsinghua University and Beijing University of Aeronautics and A
stronautics abbreviated.
Former R&D engineer in big data and distributed computing at Google, blockchain al
gorithm architect; former data architect and cloud deployment consultant at Accentu
Michael L
Micahel previously worked as a seed project research manager at Binance Labs, a pro
duct manager at Bybit, a product manager for Lay1 ecosystem projects, and a senior
Michael has extensive experience in Web3 projects and has successfully led over 10
Web3 projects to launch.
ystems.
Fadi Yamout
Chef Scientist
Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Sunderland in the United Kingdom
and Dean of the College of Computer Science and IT at the Lebanese International U
niversity. His main research focuses on information technology, databases, data struc
tures, algorithm retrieval, robot learning, and data mining. He is the head of the ABET
accreditation committee for the Department of Computer Science and a principal res
earcher at the Canadian Digital Currency Research Institute. He also serves as the hea
d of the Computer Science Committee at the Lebanese International University and is
Tian H
Technical experts
A Expert in smart contract development, DEX decentralized front-end development,
wallet back-end development, and public chain development. AWS Cloud, Azure Clo
ud DevOps experience (6 years), database (10+ years).
ge software company and was responsible for developing DEX exchange software for
decentralized exchanges.
Xue S
Technical experts
Peking University Undergraduate
Alex Z
Technical experts
Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Technology stack: Golang for public chain development, Solidity for smart contract d
evelopment, Nodejs
Work experience: Worked in a mobile game company for three years, responsible for
user behavior analysis, and responsible for developing a data platform serving tens o
f millions of users from scratch; in 2018, Alex started an innovative exchange in South
Korea with a maximum daily trading volume of 200 million US dollars; Alex develope
d DeFi products and protocols such as Swap, lending, and NFT trading platforms.
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