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
12 Community & Marketing
14 Appendix

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5.Proof of Stake

5.4 Voting

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Checker is expected to be able to publish the state signature within the agreed-upon time. Each verifier must confirm this signature by publishing their own state signature. Votes are only simple approvals and there are no dissenting votes.

If the super majority of verifiers vote within the corresponding time, then this branch will be accepted as valid.