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  • High Transaction Throughput (TPS)
  • Reduced Gas Costs
  1. Technical Overview
  2. CAGA Architecture

Network Efficiency and High Throughput

The CAGA Network employs a hybrid Layer-1/2 architecture, combining the security guarantees of a Layer-1 blockchain with the scalability and efficiency of a Layer-2 execution environment. This design allows CAGA to achieve exceptional transaction throughput and reduced latency, making it ideal for applications that depend on near real-time data processing and financial settlements.

High Transaction Throughput (TPS)

The network reliably processes up to 560 transactions per second. This capacity is achieved due to several factors:

  • Efficient Block Verification: Due to the limited and trusted set of validators, blocks can be verified and propagated much faster compared to PoW or PoS networks.

  • Optimized Network Protocol: The Caga network utilizes a highly optimized version of the Geth protocol (go-geth), which is specifically tuned for higher throughput.

Reduced Gas Costs

  • Minimized Validation Overhead: PoA's pre-selected validator model lowers the computational resources required for transaction validation.

  • Optimized Fee Structure: CAGA's fee structure is designed to maintain low gas costs, facilitating cost-effective transactions even during network growth.

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