Conflux is a public, permissionless blockchain bridging Asian and Western communities and economies, to enable the secure flow of assets and data across borders, protocols & applications. The Conflux protocol is fast, scalable, and solidity compatible, with zero congestion and low fees. Headquartered in Beijing China, Conflux has expanded its global operations with a diverse distributed team across four continents, and additional offices in Toronto, Canada and Lagos, Nigeria.
Conflux originated in the research lab of Turing Award recipient Dr. Andrew Yao at Tsinghua University. It is based on a Tree-Graph consensus mechanism that optimizes for security, scalability and decentralization.
In 2018, the Conflux Foundation was formed, and a regulatory compliant fundraise was completed to build an open infrastructure based on this breakthrough consensus mechanism. Established as the only state-endorsed public, permissionless blockchain in China, Conflux is advancing education and research in blockchain development through the Tree-Graph Research Institute, in partnership with the government of Shanghai and the Key Laboratory of Blockchain Infrastructure & Applications with the government of Hunan.
Through blockchain and other emerging technologies, the path to globalization and connectivity is accelerating— yet barriers still exist.
For every barrier, there is a catalyst for a new kind of connectivity. Conflux Network is that catalyst.
As the only regulatory compliant, public, and permissionless blockchain in China, Conflux is building a borderless transactional and technological ecosystem for globally-minded crypto projects, extending beyond China to North America, Russia, Latin America, Europe, Africa, and the rest of the world.
