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  • Overview
    • Laika: Supercharging Dogecoin with Layer 2 Technology
    • Dogecoin's Limitations and How Laika Addresses Them
  • Architecture
    • Hybrid Layer 2 Network
    • Laika Validators: Guardians of a Secure and Efficient Network
    • Laika's Sequencers: Orchestrating Efficiency on a Hybrid Network
    • Laika's Ecosystem: Beyond Validators and Sequencers
    • Laika's Smart Contracts: Unleashing Innovation with Smart Contracts and EVM Compatibility
    • Laika's Bridge: Connecting Chains and Enabling Seamless Transactions
  • Technical Specifications
    • Inter-Layer Communication
    • Addressing Data Integrity Challenges on Dogecoin
    • Consensus and Network Security
    • Validator selection and staking
    • Transaction Fees and Validator Rewards
    • Laika Bridge: Inter-Layer Asset Transfer and Communication Protocol
    • Laika Account Abstraction: Seamless L1 Wallet Integration for L2 Interaction
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  1. Architecture

Laika's Ecosystem: Beyond Validators and Sequencers

Laika's network boasts a robust ecosystem with various components working together to deliver a secure and efficient platform. While validators and sequencers play crucial roles, here's a breakdown of the additional key players:

1. Full Nodes: The Backbone of the Network

  • Similar to other blockchains, Laika utilizes full nodes to store the complete history of transactions on the Laika blockchain. These nodes act as the backbone of the network, ensuring data integrity and decentralization.

2. User Nodes: Powering Decentralized Applications (dApps)

  • Laika welcomes anyone to run user nodes! These nodes provide Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible APIs, allowing users and applications to interact with the Laika network.

    • Reading Blockchain Data: Users can leverage these nodes to query the blockchain and access historical information about transactions, smart contracts, and network state.

    • Sending Transactions: Users can interact with Laika dApps and send transactions through these nodes.

3. Strengthening the Network:

  • Every user-operated node contributes to the network's security and decentralization. By having a distributed network of nodes, Laika becomes more resistant to single points of failure and manipulation.

4. RPC Nodes: Facilitating Application Integration

  • Publicly accessible RPC (Remote Procedure Call) nodes provide a standardized interface for applications to connect to the Laika network.

  • These nodes act as intermediaries, translating application requests into actions on the Laika blockchain and returning the results.

5. EVM Compatibility: A Bridge to Existing Tools

  • Laika's adherence to the EVM standard unlocks a significant advantage. By following this widely adopted standard, Laika enables existing Ethereum-compatible wallets and applications (like MetaMask) to seamlessly connect and interact with the Laika network from the get-go. This fosters a smooth transition for developers and users familiar with the Ethereum ecosystem.

In conclusion, Laika's network architecture goes beyond validators and sequencers. Full nodes, user nodes, RPC nodes, and EVM compatibility form a robust ecosystem that empowers users, strengthens the network, and fosters a thriving developer community by leveraging existing tools and expertise.

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