Cellframe Network

Cellframe Network is a scalable, open-source, next-generation platform for building and bridging blockchains and services secured by post-quantum encryption.

We offer an environment for enterprises and developers to build a vast array of products ranging from simple low-level t-dApps to whole other blockchains on top of Cellframe Network.

We believe that the next paradigm for blockchain technology is mass adoption, and our platform strives to expand the use cases associated with blockchain technology.

Cellframe can provide extremely high transaction throughput based on our original sharding implementation. In addition, post-quantum cryptography makes the system resistant to hacking by quantum computers, which are not far off.

Cellframe Network is built with a unique implementation of dual-layer sharding, conditional transactions and multiparty computations. This allows seamless interoperability, as well as fast and economical transactions, all secured by integrated quantum safety measures.

Since our platform is built from scratch using plain C, t-dApps built on our SDK can be executed on anything from enterprise-level mainframes to your smart fridge at home, which enables developers to build a wide range of applications.

Cellframe was born as a response to the challenges we have described, leveraging design goals we believe will squarely address our coming future. It offers:

Low-level architecture. In order to maximize the efficiency of the protocol, it must be built in such a language so that it can speak without kernels with the kernels of any operating systems and be efficient in working with both mainframes and smart refrigerators. This is why Cellframe is built entirely on C with no third party code.

Zero level protocol. Over the past years, we have seen the emergence of dozens of different protocols, each of which wanted to improve or change something. This activity signals that people want to apply technology in various fields. However, till now they do not have the universal platform that would offer effective tools for solving their problems. From our point of view, it looks like an attempt to invent “a steam engine” before the invention of the wheel. This is how the Cellframe Tissue concept was born, which will be discussed later.

The inability to predict all the tasks that will be solved using Cellframe. In other words, the protocol needs the ability to be modified without compromising security and performance to solve a particular problem, which means it should already be flexible (or variable) by design.

Decentralized services will eventually replace the infrastructure on the web removing multiple points of failures.