What is Blockchain ?
What is Blockchain?
Blockchain
A blockchain is a shared digital ledger that records information across many computers in a network. Because the data is shared and verified by the network, it is transparent, secure, and difficult to alter.
What is a Block?
A block is a group of data that contains transaction details and the current state of the network. When you send MOS Coin to another user, the transaction is included in a block. Once confirmed, the block becomes a permanent part of the blockchain.
Blocks are created continuously, forming an ordered history of all transactions on the ClubMOS Blockchain.
What is a Chain?
The chain refers to how blocks are connected. Each block contains a cryptographic reference to the block before it, forming a secure chain of data.
If someone tries to change information in one block, all subsequent blocks would also need to be changed — which is prevented by the network’s consensus mechanism.
This makes the ClubMOS Blockchain tamper-resistant and trustworthy.
What are Nodes?
Nodes are computers that participate in the ClubMOS network.
They:
Store a copy of the blockchain
Verify transactions and blocks
Help maintain network security and reliability
Every node agrees on the same version of the blockchain, ensuring that all users see the same data.
What is Consensus?
A consensus mechanism is how the network agrees on which transactions and blocks are valid.
ClubMOS uses an Enhanced Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus, where:
Validators are elected by the community
Blocks are produced quickly and efficiently
Security and decentralization are maintained
Consensus ensures that the blockchain remains accurate and trustworthy.
What is the ClubMOS Virtual Machine (CVM)?
The ClubMOS Virtual Machine (CVM) is a global execution environment that runs smart contracts on the ClubMOS Blockchain.
It is EVM-compatible, meaning it supports Ethereum-style smart contracts
Any participant can deploy and execute smart contract code
Executing code updates the shared state of the blockchain
CVM allows developers to build decentralized applications while users benefit from fast and low-cost execution.
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