⚙️ Modular Infrastructure
LERAX Chain is built with pluggable and upgradeable modules, allowing developers to tailor core blockchain logic and system contracts according to business or regulatory needs.
Modular Components:
Consensus Layer: Handles block production and validator coordination under PoA.
Execution Layer: Manages transaction execution through the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), supporting Solidity smart contracts.
Networking Layer: Peer-to-peer communication powered by libp2p protocols.
Governance Layer: Supports on-chain governance modules (DAO voting, protocol upgrades).
Bridge Modules: Enables bi-directional asset movement between LERAX and Ethereum or other major chains.
🧱 Key Infrastructure Features
LERAX Explorer: A custom-built block explorer that displays transaction history, token supply, validator performance, and wallet balances. All system wallets (rewards, staking, liquidity, etc.) are transparently visible.
LERAX Wallets: Secure, easy-to-use crypto wallets with native support for RWA tokens, staking, DAO participation, and fiat on/off ramps.
On-chain Identity: Validators and node operators are publicly identifiable, ensuring network trust.
DAO Governance Layer: Empowering the community to vote on proposals related to protocol upgrades, ecosystem fund disbursements, and system upgrades.
🔄 Interoperability & Bridges
LERAX Chain supports modular bridges to Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains, enabling seamless asset transfers and composability. This bridge module is fully auditable and supports token wrapping, unwrapping, and burn/mint mechanics.
📊 System Scalability
TPS Benchmark: Target throughput is 10,000+ transactions per second (TPS).
Horizontal Scaling: Future support for Layer 2 rollups and sidechains.
Load Balancing: Built-in support for API node clustering and workload distribution.

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