Bitcoin Solaris
  • Introduction
    • Project Overview
      • Technology Overview
      • Modernizing Bitcoin for DeFi Integration
      • Integrating Solana: Enhancing Bitcoin Solaris
  • Blockchain Information
    • Blockchain Architecture
      • Hybrid PoW/DPoS Consensus Mechanism
    • Dual-Layer Blockchain
    • Gas and Fee Structure
    • Validators in the Bitcoin Solaris Network
      • Validator Selection and Rotation
    • Smart Contract Programming Language and Layers
      • Smart Contract Functionality
    • Official RPC Providers for Bitcoin Solaris
  • Token Information
    • Token Supply and Issuance
    • Bridging
    • Use Cases and Applications
    • sBTC-S Liquid Staking
    • Governance Model
    • Token Migration
  • Project Roadmap
  • Mining Information
    • Overview
    • Reward Distribution System
    • Solaris Nova Mining App
    • Mining Power Marketplace
    • Mining Devices and Specifications
  • Security Information
    • Security and Risk Management
    • Audit Reports
  • Development Team
  • Understanding Privacy
    • For Developers
    • For Users
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Smart Contract Functionality

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Last updated 14 days ago

Bitcoin Solaris supports smart contract capabilities primarily on the Solaris Layer:

  1. Execution Environment:

    • Smart contracts are deployed and executed on the Solaris Layer.

    • The Solaris Layer leverages Solana's efficient architecture for high-speed smart contract operations.

  2. Language and Development:

    • Smart contracts are written in Rust, utilizing the Solana programming model.

    • This choice allows for high performance, memory safety, and seamless integration with the Solana ecosystem.

  3. Base Layer Integration:

    • While execution occurs on the Solaris Layer, smart contracts can interact with Base Layer data through cross-layer communication protocols.

    • This enables smart contracts to reference and utilize information from the secure Base Layer.

  4. Use Cases:

    • Decentralized Finance (DeFi) applications

    • Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)

    • Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)

    • Cross-chain bridges and interoperability solutions

  5. Performance and Scalability:

    • The Solaris Layer's high throughput enables efficient execution of complex smart contracts.

    • The dual-layer architecture allows for scalability without compromising the security of the Base Layer.

This implementation strategy allows Bitcoin Solaris to offer robust smart contract capabilities while maintaining the security and decentralization benefits of its unique dual-layer architecture.