Credit Chain Coin White Paper

1.Abstract
2.Vision
3.Technical Architecture
- 3.1Technical Overview
- 3.2 Network Design
4.Proof of Credit
5.Proof of Stake
6 Credit Data Algorithms
7 Data Structure & Encryption Process
- 7.1 Block Data Structure
- 7.2 Privacy Data Encryption Process
8 Tokenomics
9 Security Measures
10 Use Cases
11 Roadmap
- 11.1 Development Milestones
- 11.2 Decentralized Future Plans
  11.2.1 Decentralized Decision-making
  11.2.2 Protocol Upgrades
  11.2.3 Anti-censorship & Privacy
  11.2.4 Decentralized Development Ecosystem
  11.2.5 Network Security & Defense against Attacks
  11.2.6 User Learning & Engagement
  11.2.7 Anti-censorship & Regulatory Compliance
  11.2.8 Blockchain Scalability
  11.2.9 Global Adoption
  11.2.10 Social Influence
12 Community & Marketing
14 Appendix

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4.Proof of Credit

4.4 Block Writing

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After the transaction is completed, all encrypted credit data and verification results will be written into a block.

It is important to note that the verification process will definitely produces a result, and if the credit does not pass, it will be assigned a score of 0. However, this process does not affect the writing of the data and results into the block.