Technology

Syntropy Data Layer

Syntropy is transforming blockchain applications by building a multi-chain Data Availability Layer. We're introducing a decentralized and scalable way to access, retrieve, and interact with both real-time and historical on-chain data. We're democratizing access to these real-time data streams to power the next generation of dApps from DeFi to NFT marketplaces and beyond.

Real-time Data Streams

Syntropy's Data Availability Layer is the foundation for the next generation of dynamic, responsive dApps and blockchain services. We provide real-time data streams for finalized and mempool transactions, ensuring instant data sharing between blockchains and enabling scalable communication in dApps.

Streaming Historical On-chain Data

Our goal is to unify real-time and historical data through decentralized streaming. This contrasts with traditional APIs and centralized services by providing instant, cost-effective data access. Our system incorporates historical data in real-time streams, allows detailed filtering, and is built to enhance the availability and utility of multi-chain data.

Data Availability Network

Data availability issues often hinder the scalability, security, and decentralization of blockchain solutions. Our Data Availability Network tackles these challenges, providing crucial support for light clients, chain scaling, and rollups.

In our network, full nodes handle block data recovery, while light clients perform data availability sampling. This allows them to approve or reject block data based on completeness and availability, without the need for verifying all data.

DARP

Distributed Autonomous Routing Protocol is Syntropy's proprietary way method of understanding and analyzing Internet's pathways. A DARP node will constantly share latency information which creates a global intelligence layer to find the best possible routes for traffic.

DARP500 allowed regular servers spread around the world to connect to an overlay network with a full mesh topology. The nodes would exchange latency information (aka Pulses) in such a way that every node in the network contained the full latency matrix. Any node could use this global matrix to find the best paths with single or multiple relays. It is a preceded by Next-Gen DARP.

While DARP500 was very effective at measuring inefficiencies in a small to medium size network, to enable all internet resources to be amassed by the protocol we’ve added decentralization and scalability features to the protocol. Combining the fact that full mesh is not required to achieve optimal results in a large network this is how the protocol can be scaled to any number of nodes.

Next-Gen DARP is:

• Decentralized – meaning that there is no single authority in the network;
• Trustless – nodes do not rely on the reported latencies for path discovery;
• Sparse and optimal – nodes establish and maintain connections with only a handful of neighbors that are enough for the protocol to find the best paths.

Learn more about DARP here.

Syntropy Agent

Syntropy Agent is an easy-to-use dependency to automatically encrypt and connect endpoints within a network. Syntropy's user interface allows heightened visibility into network health and connectivity.

Learn more about Syntropy Agent here.

Product

Syntropy Stack

The Syntropy Stack is a collection of tools and libraries to seamlessly create, automate, scale, and optimize encrypted connections between any devices or services running on a cloud, on-premise, or edge location.

Syntropy Stack takes the difficulty of creating secure optimized connections away. It is built for developers to integrate secure connection capability into their applications as well as DevOps teams to fully automate networks for their application deployments. Syntropy Stack allows connecting most Linux-based systems via programmable APIs, SDK, CLI, and YAML configuration files.

Learn more about Syntropy Stack here.

Open Bandwidth Exchange

Open Bandwidth Exchange (OBX) is a decentralized application (dApp), which provides its users with the ability to setup a relay node and sell their bandwidth, contributing to the Syntropy Relay Network. dApp clients will be paying to network providers for optimized routing and potentially other services via smart contracts.

Learn more about OBX: TBD.

Network

Relay Network

The Syntropy Relay Network is a mesh of relay nodes that form an alternative network by executing the DARP protocol. This self-organization protocol seeks to find the most valuable alternative Internet paths in order to find and route your connection within the most stable and best-performing Internet paths based on route latency, jitter, packet loss, bandwidth capacity, and other variables.

Relay nodes are participants in the Syntropy Relay Network. Clients that connect to the Syntropy Network pay the relay nodes for their data to be routed within the Syntropy Relay Network. Additionally, relay nodes are also incentivized to run even if they are not actively routing data to ensure an extensive and stable network on-demand and stabilize the microeconomy.

Blockchain Network

Syntropy leverages the highly interoperable and scalable Cosmos blockchain ecosystem and framework to run our own Syntropy Chain. The Syntropy Team is actively working towards the launch of our native chain.

Learn more about Blockchain here: TBD

Web3 & Token

Staking

Staking is used to secure the blockchain network and prevent bad actors from tampering with the blockchain consensus.

Learn more about Staking here.

Tokenomics

Tokenomics refers to the study and design of the economics of tokens within a blockchain ecosystem. It encompasses the distribution, incentives, and management of tokens, as well as the relationships between tokens, their issuers, and their holders. Tokenomics helps to define the value proposition and utility of a token, and guides the decision-making process for the allocation, distribution, and monetization of tokens in a blockchain project.

Learn more about Tokenomics here: TBD

Be a part of the change!

The Syntropy community is a place for all Web3 enthusiasts, developers, and believers alike. Find your community and keep in touch!

Our Resources

Below you will find a lot of the resources that are available to you and your team to build networks using Syntropy in a fast and effective manner.

External Resources

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Getting started 🚀

We expect you already have a Syntropy Stack account, however, if you don't - head to Syntropy Stack website and create one.

Four simple steps to start

1. Login and generate your Syntropy Agent token
2. Use this token to install Syntropy Agent in your infrastructure
3. Manage your connected infrastructure nodes on our Endpoints manager
4. Manage and monitor your Network using either our Syntropy Stack UI or API