NCN Overview
What is a Node Consensus Network (NCN)?
A Node Consensus Network (NCN) on Jito Restaking is simply a distributed network that validates and confirms information.
- Node: A piece of software running the required protocols as specified by the node consensus network.
- Node Consensus Network (NCN): A set of nodes running software for the same network, working together to achieve consensus and provide services.
- Operator: An entity that manages one or more nodes in the node consensus network.
What Can You Create as an NCN?
NCN design encompasses a wide range of possibilities, covering any off-chain service that can be validated on-chain. This flexibility empowers NCN developers to craft custom validation mechanisms tailored to the specific needs of their services. The sole requirement is that some form of proof for the off-chain service's execution must be submitted on-chain to facilitate its validation.
Examples of NCNs include:
- Blockchains
- Cross-chain bridges
- Co-processor networks
- Interoperability solutions
- Applications
- Solver networks
- Oracle networks
- And more!
Get in Touch
Projects interested in building on the Jito (Re)staking platform are encouraged to contact us through this form. This includes NCN, VRTs and node operators.