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How Amaroo works
Amaroo starts from one idea: Proof of Reflection. Chains record and check each other’s block headers and count each other’s work. It is designed so that rewriting a chain means out-working the chains that recorded it.
Ultra Terminum applies this across many chains at once. Together they form one network: the simplex.
The network can also record and check the headers of other chains, such as Bitcoin. That lets it prove a payment was made there. Trades settle on those proofs, from your wallet and with no custodian. Each order book is priced against ROO, the network’s token.
Dapp-chains build on the network, each with its own rules and consensus.
Concepts
1 Reflection
- Proof of Reflection How chains count each other’s work
2 Network
- Ultra Terminum How reflections become a network’s consensus
- Simplex The network of mutually reflecting chains
3 Exchange
- DEX infrastructure How a trade between chains settles
- Token What ROO does
4 Building
- Dapp-chains Application chains anchored to the network
Library
- Why Amaroo
- The essay: why chains should secure one another.
- FAQ
- Short answers.
- Glossary
- Every term, one line each.