Like to join the team? check here software engineering jobs as well as marketing and people operation posts are still very much needed in the Taxa Network work chain.
Taxa brings performance, privacy and usability to every blockchain. Chief purpose of the blockchain creation and even the bitcoin (cryptocurrency) is for transaction purposes, peer to peer money transfer, for what is money if it can not be transferred or exchange for goods and services. But that seriously have been affected because of the huge influx of people on the network. For example bitcoin can only confirm 3-4 transaction per second while mainstream payment platform like Visa can go 20k transactions per seconds. Ripple announced they could do 1500 TPS seriously shrinking the performance gap between centralized and decentralized platforms however Taxa.network offers much more.
Taxa's decentralized computing network leverages state-of-the-art hardware-based trusted computing technology to enable data-rich, computation-heavy, privacy-preserving, highly-developable smart contracts for every blockchain, and every DApp in performance/privacy-centric industries such as analytics, fintech, advertising, AI, identity, healthcare, legal, security, supply chain, etc.
Explaining the core idea behind the project, TF Guo, co-founder of Taxa stated:
“Taxa is building a universal logic layer to process blockchain business logic with privacy, performance and developability for all the public blockchains and DApps. Together with storage layers like IPFS, oracle solutions like Chainlink, inter-chain mediators like Polkadot, Taxa complements the important, difficult yet less tapped middleware of blockchain.”
Speaking of layers Taxa Network is a layer 2 network with I/O capability with most decentralized infrastructures out there like the Ethereum, IPFS network and from a direct client input. Talk about business development logic, the Taxa network aims at being the standard to this logic enabling real world replication and development of very application, deploying them to thrive, ain't it also part of the new Technology and even the current crop of blockchain technology?
