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  • Summary
  • DOCUMENTATION
    • Learn about the MFEV Blockchain
      • MFEV Blockchain Overview: Vision, Strategy and Platform components
      • The MFEV Blockchain
        • Discovering the Network
        • Delegation through Staking with Validators
        • Ethereum (EVM) Compatibility and Smart Contracts
        • Boosting MFEV Blockchain's Scalability
      • MFEV Blockchain Coin (MFEV)
      • Interoperability
      • MFEV Blockchain Governance and Development
    • MFEV Blockchain for Business
    • Exchanges,Wallets,On-Ramps and Defi Tools Supporting MFEV
  • Developers
    • Network Details
      • MFEV Blockchain Mainnet
      • MFEV Blockchain Testnet
    • MFEV Blockchain Consensus
      • Stake, Delegate and Withdraw
      • End-of-Cycle Flow
      • Contract Addresses
    • How to run network nodes
    • Tokenomics
    • Resources & Tools
      • WalletConnect on MFEV Blockchain
    • How to become a validator
      • Getting started as a validator
      • Getting started as on the MFEV Blockchain mainnet
      • Getting started as on the MFEV Blockchain testnet
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Boosting MFEV Blockchain's Scalability

MFEV addresses scalability challenges by integrating an innovative Layer 1 (L1) Blockchain protocol utilizing a unique Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) model within its distributed ledger system.

The DAG model, operating on a cyclical basis, enhances scalability as the Network grows. It incorporates sharding, partitioning the validator set into smaller groups called shards. Each shard's validators process transactions for specific accounts and update the ledger accordingly. Further details on the validation process can be found in the subsequent sections.

In this framework, the state—including account and transaction records, transaction processing, and consensus achievement (if required)—is distributed across multiple nodes. This decentralized approach eliminates the need for global consensus, as each shard operates independently.

While Ethereum has successfully implemented this model, MFEV improves it by introducing an updated fork of Ethereum. This integration allows MFEV to leverage the advantages of this approach.

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