A reference implementation of a neutral replicated state machine, forked from Libra/Diem with permissionless upgrades and a novel Sybil resistance mechanism.
0L is a blockchain platform forked from Libra/Diem, serving as a reference implementation of a neutral replicated state machine. It solves the centralization issues of its predecessor by removing the root account, introducing permissionless upgrades, and adding Delay Towers for Sybil resistance without Proof-of-Stake. The platform enables high-throughput transaction processing and accessible mining via its Carpe desktop app.
Blockchain developers and researchers interested in advanced consensus mechanisms, decentralized governance, and the Move smart-contract language, as well as node operators and miners seeking a permissionless, community-driven network.
Developers choose 0L for its robust Libra/Diem foundation combined with critical decentralization enhancements, unique Sybil resistance via Delay Towers, and the safety and flexibility of the Move language for building financial applications.
0L is a blockchain platform forked from the Libra/Diem technologies, designed as a neutral replicated state machine. It inherits the advanced architecture of Diem while introducing critical changes for decentralization, including removal of the root account and a novel Sybil resistance mechanism called Delay Towers.
0L aims to stay close to the Libra/Diem codebase to avoid fragmentation while layering on features for real-world, permissionless use, emphasizing decentralization and community-driven growth.
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Inherits Libra/Diem's Move, an ergonomic language with built-in formal verification for adversarial safety, making it ideal for financial applications.
Features decoupled execution enabling parallel transaction processing, significantly scaling throughput compared to sequential blockchains.
Introduces on-chain governance for synchronous upgrades without hard forks, removing the root account for permissionless network evolution.
Carpe app combines a wallet and light miner, allowing anyone with a laptop to mine and earn gas coins, lowering entry barriers.
Setting up validator nodes involves troubleshooting and manual steps, as indicated by dedicated onboarding and troubleshooting documentation.
On-chain validator stats incur a performance penalty due to Move's lack of hash tables, requiring naive metering and optimizations.
CLI and auxiliary tools are described as 'in early stages,' with limited maturity and coverage for real-world use cases.