Introduction to AIA Chain

AIA Chain is an emerging payment-focused public blockchain compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It aims to optimize transaction speed and reduce costs while maintaining high levels of security and scalability. Through its native token, AIA, and the APoS consensus mechanism, AIA Chain supports smart contracts and cross-chain interactions, striving to build a decentralized digital economic ecosystem. The platform's primary goal is to drive widespread adoption of blockchain technology by providing efficient technical solutions that support businesses and developers globally in launching innovative blockchain applications.

AIA Chain operates as a decentralized application platform running the AIA Chain protocol blockchain. This blockchain, organized with nodes across numerous countries and regions, forms a permissionless, high-performance, and secure protocol layer, creating a robust and decentralized data layer for the Web3 world. Essentially, AIA Chain is a platform for running applications that can access user-owned funds, identity, and shared secure data pools. It integrates features of partition-resistant networks, serverless computing, and distributed storage, making it a new type of platform.

In contrast, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure currently operate vast network infrastructures and are among the most common "clouds" for deploying applications. Each server within these computing and storage clouds is controlled by a single entity. This means that anything running or stored on these servers is entirely at the mercy of the company or government agencies that control them, making data susceptible to loss, censorship, modification, sale, or hacking due to a single point of failure.

Applications deployed on these cloud servers can also be continuously modified by their developers or anyone holding their certificates. This is easily done through software updates but means that any data accessed by these applications can be reviewed, modified, or stolen by developers, whether maliciously or through external attacks or government coercion. Since user data is typically stored in large pooled databases, these developers become significant targets for such activities. The vulnerabilities of developers and the platforms themselves make any sensitive data stored on these platforms highly susceptible.

When applications are hosted on a cloud operated by a global community where anyone can participate, the programs and assets stored become transparent and effectively "indelible." This allows users to store valuable items such as money, identity, and digital assets securely and transact safely with anyone without needing permission from others or the platform. There is no single point of failure due to multiple redundancies worldwide, and security is ensured as community members reach consensus through programming.

To eliminate developer vulnerabilities, applications deployed on this cloud can be programmatically locked, preventing further updates from modifying their accessed states. Essentially, once they reach this state, they become autonomous, bound to continue executing their functions without failure or interference, ensuring the secure storage of high-value assets like currency and identity.

Bitcoin can be seen as the first and very basic version of this globally community-operated cloud, mainly used for storing and transferring Bitcoin digital currency. Ethereum represents a more complex second version, extending Bitcoin’s basic principles to create a more general-purpose computing and storage platform, though this technology has yet to achieve significant mainstream adoption.

AIA Chain represents a leap forward, addressing three critical challenges for mainstream adoption: usability, scalability, and security. As an EVM-compatible programmable smart contract blockchain, AIA Chain enhances blockchain network execution speed, reduces transaction fees, and improves security. It supports the growth of its ecosystem through the development of DApps in areas such as RWA, Web3 social, GameFi, and financial payments. The core token of AIA Chain is AIA, utilizing the popular Proof of Stake mechanism: the APoS consensus mechanism. AIA Chain will continue to enhance the efficiency of the public chain through Layer 2 network technology, significantly complementing and expanding its ecosystem.