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Companies looking for a platform to communicate validated event data

About Analog

The Timechain operates as a permissionless network with a dynamic group of validators, also known as time nodes, that implement the nominated Proof-of-Stake (NPoS) consensus algorithm and, later, Proof-of-Time (PoT) protocol. Participation in securing the network is open to anyone who has attained a ranking score and staked some $ANLOG tokens. Analog Network derives its security from threshold cryptography, novel consensus protocol, and validator observers (sentinels) — with validator security rules, rigorous audits, and bug bounties. You can customize your dApp’s security settings, such as the number of chronicle workers participating in threshold cryptography, as needed. Analog Network provides a unified API — called the Watch API — that brings visibility to data from any connected blockchain through an intuitive and easy-to-use interface. Use the Watch SDK and streamlined API to quickly build and scale your cross-chain apps.

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Analog
Founded: 2021
United States
www.analog.one

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