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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