Bitomni Whitepaper
  • Bitomni - A Modular Protocol for Chain Abstraction
  • Introduction
  • Core Features
  • Core Modules
  • Technical Aspects
  • Roadmap
  • $BITO Token Utility
  • Token Allocation
  • Disclaimer
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Technical Aspects

Architecture

The protocol’s architecture consists of multiple canister smart contracts on ICP, each responsible for specific functions:

  • Universal Account Canister: Manages user identities and account mappings.

  • Interoperability Canister: Handles cross-chain transaction logic and communication with proxy contracts.

  • AI Canister: Runs AI models for transaction optimization and security.

  • Liquidity Canister: Manages liquidity pools and integrates with DEXs for cross-chain swaps.

These canisters interact through ICP’s asynchronous messaging system, ensuring efficient and secure data flow.

Implementation

  • Canister Development: Canisters are developed in Rust, leveraging ICP’s developer framework.

  • Threshold ECDSA: Used for secure transaction signing without exposing private keys. The canister’s ECDSA key is threshold-shared among ICP’s subnet nodes.

  • Proxy Contracts: Deployed on external chains (e.g., Ethereum, Solana) to execute transactions based on signed messages from the canister.

  • AI Integration: AI models are hosted on dedicated canisters, with training data sourced from historical transaction logs and network metrics.

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