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Orochi Network
Development
White paperOrochi Network Blog
Code repositoryOrochi GitHub
Development statusActive (Testnet live)
Developer(s)Orochi Network Foundation
Ledger
Circulating supplyNot applicable (No token issued)
Valuation
Exchange rateNot applicable
Website
Websiteorochi.network

Orochi Network is a blockchain platform that focuses on verifiable data infrastructure and zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to enhance data correctness, scalability, and security in Web3 applications.[1] The network is currently in its testnet phase and has not yet issued a native token.[2]

Overview

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Orochi Network is designed to provide a trustless and decentralized computational layer, addressing issues related to computation, data correctness, and data availability. The network integrates zero-knowledge cryptography and multi-party computation (MPC) to ensure data privacy and security.[3]

Features

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  • Verifiable Data Infrastructure: Uses zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to validate and secure data.
  • zkDatabase: A decentralized storage solution leveraging cryptographic proofs for data integrity.
  • Orand: A verifiable random function (VRF) for generating trustless randomness across applications.
  • Orocle: A decentralized oracle providing reliable off-chain data.
  • zkDA Layer: A data availability layer designed for high-performance blockchain applications.

Testnet

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Orochi Network has launched its testnet phase, allowing developers to build and experiment with its infrastructure.[4] The testnet focuses on stress-testing the network’s scalability and security features.

ONtegrity NFT Collection

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ONtegrity is the primary NFT collection within the Orochi Network ecosystem. It is initially minted on Base before being transitioned to the Orochi Network mainnet upon its launch.[5]

Security & Challenges

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Orochi Network prioritizes security through the implementation of multi-party computation (MPC) and zero-knowledge cryptography. However, as an emerging blockchain infrastructure, it faces challenges related to network adoption, developer engagement, and regulatory scrutiny.[6]

References

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