Ambr is an asynchronous cross-chain platform that supports smart contracts.
The platform ensures security while providing a high degree of flexibility, scalability, and asynchronous concurrency in real time. Unlike most other platforms, Ambr uses the Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) data structure instead of a blockchain. DAG along with the Casper protocol make up the foundation of Ambr. Each account on Ambr has a private chain, and verification chains are used to confirm transactions between numerous account chains without any performance loss. When the Casper consensus is completed, transaction fees are applied accordingly.
DAG
The Ambr base layer uses the directed acyclic graph (DAG) data structure and the Casper protocol. In the case of multiple parallel account chain, the verification chain is used to audit and achieve the Casper consensus and the distribution of transaction fees, while keeping performance the same.
Smart Contract
Ambr's Virtual Machine (AVM) is partially compatible with some EVM features, and is expanded using ETH smart contract to be more efficient and practical. In addition, it perfectly solves the consistency problem of using DAG with smart contracts.Multi-chain
Cross-chain
Ambr's account chain and the relay chain model work in perfect unison, and together realize the ability to conduct secure and fast transactions with other currencies. This technology enables Ambr to do cross-chain transfers, and allows for multi-currency transfer within the chain.
