Attila (Agreement of Telecom Technosphere) is a decentralized information communication protocol based on blockchain technology. It is committed to providing an autonomous cross-platform communication solution for global social networks.

Attila

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0 Summary

1.1 Basic communication software and typical produ

1.2 The rise of social networks

1.3 Basic communication protocol

1.4 Disadvantages of basic communication protocols

1.5 Problems with social networks

1.6 The origin and development of blockchain techn

1.7 Anonymity and decentralization

1.8 Industry pain points

1.9 Use blockchain technology to implement cross-p

1 Background

2.1 System overview

2.2 Product architecture

2.3 Deployment framework

2.4.1 Availability

2.4.2 Throughput

2.4.3 Fault tolerance

2.4.4 Scalability

2.4.5 Low cohesion

2.4.6 Coupling

2.4.7 Self-healing

2.4 System goals

2  Design Principles

3.1.1 HTTP/HTTPS protocol

3.1.2 RDP protocol

3.1.3 PcoIP protocol

3.1.4 HDX / ICA protocol

3.1.5 SPICE protocol

3.1.6 RFB protocol

3.1.7 X protocol

3.1 Previous achievements

3.2.1 What is ATT

3.2.2  ATT Protocol head

3.2.3  ATT Message format

3.2.4 ATT protocol data compression

3.2.5 ATT protocol scalability

3.2 ATT protocol

3 Basic Agreement (ATT)

4.1.1 Agency contributions

4.1.2 Node selection

4.1.3 Node responsibility

4.1.4 Node Disaster Recovery

4.1 Node Logic

4.2.1 Consensus by contribution

4.2.2 Consensus reward

4.2.3 Consensus Algorithm

4.2.4 Complete Consensus Logic

4.2 Consensus Foundation 

4.3.1 Definition of mining in this system

4.3.2 The value of mining to the entire network

4.3.3 Resources Consumed by Mining

4.3.4 Rewards for miners

4.3 Mining rewards

4.4.1 Definition of evil in this system

4.4.2 Risk control

4.4.3 Malicious information

4.4.4 Compliance Extension (PoR)

4.4.5 Evil punishment

4.4 Penalty mechanism

4 Public chain construction

5.1.1 Text Transfer Protocol

5.1.2 Picture transfer

5.1.3 File transfer

5.1.4 Voice Message

5.1.5 Audio and Video Calls

5.1 Previous achievements

5.2.1 Short connection message

5.2.2 Long Connection Message

5.2.3 Audio and video messages

5.2 Improved transport protocol

5.3.1 What is TPTP

5.3.2 TPTP protocol header

5.3.3 TPTP Message Format

5.3.4 TPTP data compression

5.3.5 TPTP scalability

5.3 Cross-platform Transport Protocol (TPTP)

5 Cross-Product Transport Protocol (TPTP)

6.1.1 What is contribution

6.1.2 Contribution sources

6.1.3 Contribution distribution

6.1.4 How the contribution distribution method pro

6.1.5 Optimal Energy Efficiency Theory of the Whol

6.1 PoC

6.2.1 What are rules

6.2.2 Rule use

6.2.3 Rule recovery

6.2.4 How the Rule Recovery Method Promotes the Fo

6.2.5 Network-wide minimum limit theory

6.2 PoR

6 Economic model

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