Bitrock is a high-performance, Ethereum-compatible sidechain focused on solving fundamental challenges faced by Ethereum’s mainnet, such as slow transaction throughput, high gas fees, and complex cross-chain interactions. By offering fast block finality, near-zero transaction costs, and seamless interoperability with other blockchains, Bitrock enables developers to build scalable decentralized applications (dApps) while providing users with a smooth and affordable experience.
Ethereum’s popularity as a platform for decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and smart contract applications has led to congestion and expensive transaction fees. The mainnet often experiences high gas prices, which limits the use of small or frequent transactions, reducing accessibility for everyday users and developers with limited budgets.
Bitrock directly tackles these issues by implementing a sidechain that runs parallel to Ethereum but processes transactions much faster and at a drastically lower cost. The network:
For context, Ethereum’s current average TPS is around 15–30, highlighting the significant throughput advantage Bitrock offers.
The reduced gas fees on Bitrock — approximately $0.00001 per transaction — unlock new possibilities for:
This cost reduction makes it practical for users to interact with dApps without worrying about the fees.
Importantly, Bitrock achieves these improvements without compromising Ethereum compatibility. Developers can deploy existing Solidity contracts with minimal adjustments, preserving full access to the Ethereum developer ecosystem and tooling.
Bitrock employs the Istanbul Byzantine Fault Tolerance (IBFT) 2.0 consensus protocol, a Proof of Authority (PoA) variant designed for fast and secure block finality. Unlike Proof of Work (PoW) chains like Ethereum mainnet, which require extensive mining computations, PoA chains rely on a limited set of trusted validator nodes to propose and validate blocks.
IBFT 2.0 ensures that once a block is validated by a majority of these nodes, it is finalized quickly and irreversibly, drastically reducing confirmation times. Bitrock’s block time is just one second, enabling real-time applications and creating a seamless user experience.
While PoA networks are typically more centralized than PoW or Proof of Stake (PoS), Bitrock maintains decentralization through:
This design offers strong security suitable for applications and public use, effectively balancing trust and scalability.
One of Bitrock’s core strengths lies in its full compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). This means that smart contracts written in Solidity or Vyper can be deployed on Bitrock without modification, allowing developers to reuse existing codebases, development tools, and libraries.
Popular Ethereum development frameworks such as Hardhat, Truffle, and Remix, as well as wallet integrations like MetaMask, work out-of-the-box with Bitrock. Developers also have access to standard JSON-RPC endpoints, enabling straightforward integration with decentralized applications.
This compatibility accelerates onboarding for Ethereum developers, removes the need to learn new languages or architectures, and enables faster time-to-market for projects targeting lower-cost environments.
The Rockswap decentralized exchange (DEX) is Bitrock’s flagship application, designed to simplify multichain trading. Unlike many DEXs that are limited to a single chain or require users to manually bridge tokens and manage multiple wallets, Rockswap enables direct asset swaps across more than ten blockchains within a single, unified interface.
A key innovation is the unification of gas fees: instead of paying gas in each chain’s native token, Rockswap charges gas fees exclusively in Bitrock’s native token, BROCK. This abstraction removes complexity and reduces friction for users who want to trade assets across chains without holding unfamiliar tokens or interacting with multiple DEXs.
Additional Rockswap features include:
These tools contribute to a robust DeFi environment with an emphasis on accessibility and seamless cross-chain experiences.
Bitrock addresses real limitations of Ethereum by delivering:
For developers, Bitrock offers an efficient platform to build applications that require high throughput without the cost constraints of Ethereum mainnet. For users, it means faster, cheaper interactions with DeFi, NFTs, gaming, and more — all of which are crucial for mass adoption.
To demonstrate its long-term commitment to security and community trust, Bitrock has locked a portion of its token liquidity using the UNCX Network. This practice ensures:
Learn more about the lock:
https://app.uncx.network/lockers/univ2/chain/1/address/0x2854fbda37ac17aa184772bca10d2ca731e06c8c
Locking liquidity aligns Bitrock with best practices for building a sustainable and trustworthy token ecosystem.
Bitrock addresses key limitations of Ethereum by providing faster transaction processing, significantly lower fees, and full EVM compatibility. This allows developers to deploy smart contracts efficiently and enables users to interact with dApps at a fraction of the cost and time required on Ethereum mainnet.
Its cross-chain capabilities through Rockswap simplify asset management and trading across multiple blockchains, enhancing usability for a wider audience.
With a focus on security, compliance, and ecosystem partnerships, Bitrock delivers a practical and scalable infrastructure layer for decentralized applications. It represents a valuable option for projects looking to improve performance and reduce costs while maintaining full Ethereum compatibility.
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