AIA Chain Platform
The core platform of AIA Chain consists of a community-operated node protocol, forming the fundamental infrastructure provided. Developers can deploy smart contracts to this protocol without permission, and users can access the applications they support without requiring permission. These applications can securely store their states (data) on the platform, ranging from consumer-facing games to digital currencies. This is conceptually similar to the Ethereum platform.
For operations on the platform that require computation, network usage, or storage, gas fees are paid to the platform and then allocated to its validation node community. These operations may include creating new accounts, deploying new contracts, executing code through contracts, and storing or modifying data through contracts. The platform does not interfere with protocol access. Any independent developer can write software that interfaces with it (e.g., by submitting transactions, creating accounts, or even running a new node client) without needing prior permission.
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