Blaze Network
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  • 🛑Security Framework & Audit Plan
  • 🖥️Cross-Chain Compatibility & Bridge Strategy
  • 💾dApp Showcases & Developer Cases
  • 🏭Governance Design
  • 🪙Tokenomics
  • 🗾Roadmap
  • 📍Disclaimer
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Architecture Overview

1. Decoupled Execution Layer

Blaze separates execution from consensus and settlement. The BVM handles logic independently, ensuring consistent performance under variable loads and eliminating bottlenecks inherent to monolithic designs.

2. Blaze Virtual Machine (BVM)

Built for high-frequency, parallel execution, BVM supports multithreading, async calls, and optimized state access—making it ideal for trading bots, blockchain games, and DeFi protocols.

Key features:

  • WASM-based architecture for multi-language support

  • EVM compatibility mode for Solidity projects

  • Parallel state access to prevent transaction conflicts

3. Modular Rollup Framework (Blaze Stack)

Blaze Stack is a customizable SDK for deploying L2 Rollups with support for:

  • Various settlement layers (BNB Chain, Ethereum)

  • Multiple DA providers (Celestia, Avail, EigenDA)

  • Pluggable governance and tokenomics modules

It enables fast prototyping and vertical-specific L2 chains.

4. InterBlaze Protocol

InterBlaze is Blaze's secure cross-chain messaging layer. It uses cryptographic proofs instead of custodial bridges to facilitate safe, trustless cross-chain communication.

Features:

  • Supports ZK or optimistic verification (configurable)

  • Native integration with Blaze Rollups and external L1s/L2s

  • Real-time asset transfer and messaging

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