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At first, the "Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT)" mechanism was used, similar to a meeting vote where more than two-thirds of the nodes must agree for it to count. Later, it was changed to the "Proof of Stake (PoS)" Typhon mechanism, allowing different chains to reach consensus independently, which is more efficient and orderly.

2⃣, Privacy Verification: Confidential Status Verification of Transactions

Using "multi-currency zero-knowledge transfer circuits" is like depositing money without revealing the amount, but the system can verify that you have funds to transfer. The multi-asset shielded pool acts like a confidential box, protecting transaction privacy while confirming validity.

3⃣、Node Reputation: Score and kick out bad elements

Create a 'reputation profile' for nodes and node groups, recording message processing speed and any disruptive behaviors. Those with low reputation will be directly expelled, and it can also detect if small groups are being attacked, forcing nodes to honestly maintain the network.

4⃣, Intent Matching: Automatic Matching for Transaction Verification

Users broadcast trade intentions (for example, "exchange 1 Bitcoin for 5 Ethereum"), and nodes act as intermediaries to check for matches. If a match is found, they are combined into a formal transaction and verified for compliance with the rules.