GAN Chain Documentation
  • Introduction
  • On Demand GPU's
    • Developer Docs
    • Credits
  • GAN CHAIN L1
    • Chain Architecture
    • Node Structure: The Three Pillars of Decentralized Compute
    • GAN Consensus Mechanisms
      • Proof of Authority
      • Proof of Availability
      • Proof of Compute
      • GPU Benchmarking
    • Validator Node Setup
      • Creating an SS58 Address
      • Adding a Validator Node on GAN CHAIN
      • Adding Your SS58 Account to GANscan Explorer
      • Running the Validator Node on GAN Chain
      • Adding Validator in the Explorer
    • Queen Staking Setup on GAN Chain
    • Block Rewards
  • Subnets
  • Barrels of Compute Guide
    • Barrel of Compute FAQ
  • $GPU Token Launch
    • Tokenomics
  • Quests
  • Investor Docs
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  1. GAN CHAIN L1

Chain Architecture

The GAN Chain leverages advanced technologies such as Substrate, adapted to suit its unique requirements in the realm of decentralized GPU compute power. Here's an overview of the foundational technologies and concepts that underpin the GAN Chain:

Consensus Mechanism & Compute

GAN Chain is redefining decentralized consensus by blending compute integrity with authority-based validation. At its core, it leverages Proof of Compute (PoC) for GPU Providers and Proof of Authority (PoA) for Validators, all while enforcing performance with high-precision benchmarking like MLPerf.

Key Components:

  • Compute Staking: Providers stake both tokens and physical GPUs.

  • Verifiable Output: Compute work is validated cryptographically, proving tasks were completed accurately.

  • Emission Rewards: 25% of daily emissions are awarded based on:

    • Task completion success

    • Uptime

    • Compute efficiency

This structure ensures the network is driven by actual performance, not just speculative promise.

Proof of Authority (PoA)

PoA introduces a hybrid of PoS security and NFT-based authority validation, creating a fast, low-latency, and trust-based consensus layer.

How It Works:

  • Authority Nodes:

    • Predefined, verified validators

    • Vetted by identity not anonymous mining

  • Block Finality:

    • Blocks are final and irreversible

    • No forks, no delay ideal for real-time applications

  • NFT License Integration:

    • Validators hold ERC721-compliant license keys

    • Compatible with ERC6551, allowing NFT-bound accounts to receive rewards and perform actions

PoA ensures that only credible, verified participants propose and validate blocks, enhancing both efficiency and security.

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