Collaborative Multi-Chain Architecture for Data Transmission across Homogeneous Blockchain

Abuidris, Yousif; Wang, Changyuan; Yang, Wei

doi:10.1109/iditr54676.2022.9796483

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“…However, with the rapid development of blockchain technology and the increasingly diverse application scenarios, the single-chain structure faces challenges in processing a large volume of transaction data and supporting complex application requirements. To meet the growing needs for digital asset diversity and enhance the overall performance of blockchain systems, this paper proposes a parallel multichain blockchain model that changes the traditional single-chain structure [22].…”

Section: "Child/parent" Chain Structure Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

High-Performance Carbon Cycle Supply Data Sharing Method Based on Blockchain Multichain Technology

Liu,

Zhang,

Khadka

2024

JIMD

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In the evolution of blockchain technology, the traditional single-chain structure has faced significant challenges, including low throughput, high latency, and limited scalability. This paper focuses on leveraging multichain sharding technology to overcome these constraints and introduces a high-performance carbon cycle supply data sharing method based on a blockchain multichain framework. The aim is to address the difficulties encountered in traditional carbon data processing. The proposed method involves partitioning a consortium chain into multiple subchains and constructing a unique "child/parent" chain architecture, enabling cross-chain data access and significantly increasing throughput. Furthermore, the scheme enhances the security and processing capacity of subchains by dynamically increasing the number of validator broadcasting nodes and implementing parallel node operations within subchains. This approach effectively solves the problems of low throughput in single-chain blockchain networks and the challenges of cross-chain data sharing, realizing more efficient and scalable blockchain applications.

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Section: "Child/parent" Chain Structure Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

High-Performance Carbon Cycle Supply Data Sharing Method Based on Blockchain Multichain Technology

Liu,

Zhang,

Khadka

2024

JIMD

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“…Polkadot [5] proposed an influential multi-chain framework, to provide a scalable and interoperable framework for multiple chains with pooled security through gathering the security power of all these chains together in a shared security system. Some works [6]- [8] have made improvements to the traditional multichain architecture to resolve the issue of low efficiency with low transaction throughput. Despite the significant benefits of existing multi-chain based approaches, such us high-efficient interopration and privacy preservation, many issues remain unaddressed.…”

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A Scalable Nested Blockchain Framework with Dynamic Node Selection Approach for IoT

Zhang

Wang

2022

2022 IEEE International Performance, Computing, and Communications Conference (IPCCC)

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A high level of scalability is needed to support the large-scale Internet-of-Things (IoT) networks. To address the issue of distributed trust in different IoT devices, blockchain technology can be effectively used to safely manage IoT data due to its ability to provide transactions traceability and security. However, massive real-time IoT application data has brought huge challenges to the scalability of the integration framework of blockchain and IoT. This paper proposes a nested-chain architecture, which consists of one main chain and multiple sub chains to address the aforementioned challenges. The main chain stores identity credential used for distributed identity (DID) management, while the sub chain stores the IoT data. A notary module that involves access nodes from both chains is designed for cross-chain transactions. In addition, considering the transaction information, node characteristics, and network status, we further introduce a node selection algorithm based on Graph Convolutional Network (GCN), which can effectively reduce the cost of cross-chain communications. We implement and evaluate a prototype of our framework on the Hyperledger Fabric platform to demonstrate its feasibility and superiority. The analyzed results have shown that our proposed framework outperforms traditional schemes, by reducing system latency up to 23.2% and increasing system throughput up to 12.5%.

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Collaborative Multi-Chain Architecture for Data Transmission across Homogeneous Blockchain

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

High-Performance Carbon Cycle Supply Data Sharing Method Based on Blockchain Multichain Technology

High-Performance Carbon Cycle Supply Data Sharing Method Based on Blockchain Multichain Technology

A Scalable Nested Blockchain Framework with Dynamic Node Selection Approach for IoT

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