XR One
  • Welcome
    • Introduction to XR One
      • Vision
      • About the XR One Network
        • Paint Points
        • The Future is DeMoN
          • DeMoN: A Decentralized Modular Network Whitepaper
    • Important Links
  • Technology
    • XR One
      • Architecture
        • Arbitrum Orbit
        • AnyTrust
          • Data Availability Committee (DAC)
        • RaaS
        • Accounts
          • Account Abstraction
          • Multi-Party Computation
        • Bridge
      • Partners
    • XR One Products
      • NFT Avatars
      • On-chain names
      • Marketplaces
      • On-chain tournaments
      • $XR1 liquidity mining
      • Faustian
    • Nodes
      • Hero Nodes
      • What are Hero Nodes?
      • What are Node Sales?
      • What Makes the Hero Node sale Different
      • Sale Structure
      • XR Airdrop for Node Holders
      • Daily rewards
    • Security
      • Audits
      • Bug Bounty
      • Sequencer Decentralization
      • Multi-Sig Operations
      • Withdrawal Delay
    • Roadmap
  • Tokenomics
    • $XR Token
      • Utility
      • Hero Node Pricing Tiers
    • Token Distribution
    • Emission Schedule
  • Ecosystem
    • Games
      • Saltwater Games
        • Celeros
        • Resurgence
        • Freerunner
    • Agentic AI
      • MySidekick
        • $SKICK
    • Native Tooling
      • Faustian
    • The XR Foundation
      • Constitution
      • ByLaws
      • Amended and Restated Articles of Association of the XR Foundation
      • Foundation Grants
      • DAO Governance
      • Stakeholders
  • Connect
    • XR Sepolia (Testnet)
      • tXR Token
      • Add XR Sepolia to Wallet
      • Bridge to XR Sepolia
      • XR Sepolia Block Explorer
      • XR Sepolia Analytics
    • XR One (Mainnet)
  • Deploy
    • Deploy to XR Sepolia
      • Using Foundry
      • Using Hardhat
      • Using Remix
  • GUIDES
    • Hero Nodes
      • Owner's Manual
        • Purchasing
        • Transferring
        • Delegation
      • Operator's Manual
        • Requirements
        • Installation
        • Operation
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Data Availability Committee (DAC)

XR One relies on an external Data Availability Committee (DAC) to store data and provide it on-demand instead of using Arbitrum One as the Data Availability (DA) layer. This significantly reduces transaction costs on XR One.

The members of XR One's DAC run a Data Availability Server (DAS) to handle data storage and retrieval.

Further details on the expansion of XR One's DAC are coming soon.

XR One relies on an external Data Availability Committee (DAC) to store data and provide it on-demand instead of using Arbitrum One as the Data Availability (DA) layer. This significantly reduces transaction costs on XR One.

The members of XR One's DAC run a Data Availability Server (DAS) to handle data storage and retrieval.

Further details on the expansion of XR One's DAC are coming soon.

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