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  • Welcome To INERY
  • INERY WHITEPAPER
    • Abstract
    • 1.0 Overview
      • 1.1 Introduction
    • 2.0 What Is INERY?
      • Key Functionalities Of Inery
    • 3.0 Features Of Inery
      • 3.1 Decentralized and Unstoppable
      • 3.2 Immutability
      • 3.3 Security
      • 3.4 Database Owner Control
      • 3.5 Complex Queries
      • 3.6 High Throughput
      • 3.7 Affordable
      • 3.8 Byzantine Fault Tolerance (aBFT)
    • 4.0 Inery Ecosystem
    • 5.0 IneryDB
      • IneryDB Functionalities
      • Cross-chain data management
      • IneryDB Design Goals
      • IneryDB Use Cases
      • IneryDB as DBaaS
    • 6.0 Inery Blockchain
    • 7.0 Use Cases
    • 8.0 Inery Token Utility
    • 9.0 Tokenomics
    • 10.0 Vesting Schedules
    • 11.0 Roadmap
      • 2020
        • Q1 2020
        • Q2 2020
        • Q3 2020
        • Q4 2020
      • 2021
        • Q1 2021
        • Q2 2021
        • Q3 2021
        • Q4 2021
      • 2022
        • Q1 2022
        • Q2 2022
        • Q3 2022
        • Q4 2022
        • Future
      • 2023
        • Q1 2023
        • Q2 2023
        • Q3 2023
        • Q4 2023
      • 2024
        • Q1 2024
        • Q2 2024
        • Q3 2024
        • Q4 2024
    • 12.0 Inery Official Links
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3.6 High Throughput

Inery uses the Self-delegated Proof of Stake (SDPOS) consensus mechanism for the high performance and secure functioning of the blockchain network. This model of consensus mechanism ensures that there is no need to spend a vast amount of resources on maintaining the network. Within this algorithm, any node can choose to be an active node if it meets the balance consensus.

It is also an efficient consensus algorithm for network bandwidth usage. This ensures that transaction finality or verification of transactions of data assets takes less time. The system can, therefore, have a high throughput or high TPS (Transactions Per Second) facilitating scalability within the network.

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