MEMO
  • Welcome
  • OVERVIEW
    • Introducing MEMO
  • MEMO PROTOCOL
    • Data Blockchain
    • MEMO Protocol
      • Data Storage Layer
      • Computation Layer
      • Verification Layer
      • Execution Layer
      • Identity Layer
      • Smart Layer
    • Key Features
      • User-Centric
      • Decentralized Identity(DID)
      • Data Availability(DA)
      • Data Assets
    • Getting Started
      • Become Storage Provider
      • Use Data Management Services
      • Apply for DID
      • Apply for computing Resources
      • Use Data Availability Services
      • Simplify Interaction with dApps
      • Smart Contract Address
  • TOKENOMICS
    • MEMO & Deposit
    • Distribution
  • ECOSYSTEM
    • MEFS
    • Data Wallet
    • Data Market
    • Computing Power Platform
    • Meeda
    • ERC7921
  • FAQ
    • FAQ
  • COMMUNITY
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  • Current Core Mechanism of Ethereum DA
  • Importance of DA
  • Meeda
  1. MEMO PROTOCOL
  2. Key Features

Data Availability(DA)

DA (Data Availability) is a key concept in blockchain technology, especially in the context of the growing development of the Ethereum ecosystem, the importance of DA is more prominent. DA refers to ensuring that transaction data on the chain is open and verifiable to all nodes. DA is an important foundation for ensuring the security, decentralization and scalability of blockchain.

Current Core Mechanism of Ethereum DA

Data Availability Statement: When a block is generated, the validator needs to ensure that all data in the block is open to other nodes in the network and can be verified.

Data Availability Sampling: To reduce the storage burden, Ethereum plans to use technologies such as Proto-Danksharding (EIP-4844) to enable nodes to infer whether the data of the entire block is available by sampling a small part of the data.

Support for Scalability Solutions: DA technology is closely related to Ethereum's second-layer expansion solutions (such as Rollups), which rely on the data guarantee provided by DA.

Importance of DA

Security Guarantee: If the data is not available, the network will not be able to correctly verify transactions or prove correctness, which may lead to attacks or fraud.

Support scalability: DA technology supports the Ethereum network to achieve higher transaction throughput by reducing the storage pressure of full nodes.

Enhanced decentralization: Data availability optimization allows lightweight nodes to participate in the network, enabling more users to run verification nodes, thereby enhancing the decentralization of the network.

Collaboration with L2 solutions: Rollups (such as Arbitrum and Optimism) rely on Ethereum's data availability to ensure the security and correctness of off-chain calculations.

The importance of Ethereum DA lies in that it not only ensures the security and operational stability of the current blockchain, but also lays a solid foundation for future expansion and decentralization, making Ethereum a more efficient global computing platform.

Meeda

Meeda is the Ethereum Data Availability (DA) solution proposed by MEMO, designed to support Ethereum and its Layer 2 expansion ecosystem. As a modular data availability layer, Meeda provides efficient, secure and low-cost data storage and verification functions.

Core Features:

  1. Safety and Reliability: Encryption technology (such as KZG commitment) and random verification mechanism are used to ensure data integrity and availability.

  2. Modular design: Separate data storage, verification and availability functions to improve flexibility.

  3. High scalability: Support large-scale data storage and access needs through distributed storage nodes and lightweight verification nodes.

  4. Low cost: Optimize data submission and verification processes, reduce transaction fees on the Ethereum network, and are suitable for large-scale Layer 2 ecological expansion.

  5. Decentralized participation: Any user can deploy a node and become part of the storage and verification network.

Through these features, Meeda not only solves the Layer 2 data availability problem, but also enhances the scalability and user experience of the entire Ethereum ecosystem.

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