Technical Documentation

1.1 Blockchain Overview

Architecture

The VeeCoin blockchain is designed with decentralization, security, and scalability in mind. Key components include:

• Proof of Stake (PoS): Energy-efficient and decentralized validation.
• Sharding: (If applicable) Enables parallel transaction processing.
• Fast Blocks & Low Fees: Designed for dApps and DeFi scalability.

Nodes in the VeeCoin Network:

• Full Nodes: Store the full chain, validate, and relay data.
• Validators: Produce blocks based on staked VEE.
• Light Nodes: Lightweight nodes that fetch data from full nodes.

Transaction Flow:

1. User signs a transaction.
2. Broadcast to network.
3. Validators verify and approve.
4. Transaction added to block.
5. Network confirms and updates state.

1.2 Smart Contracts

VeeCoin supports smart contracts for decentralized applications.

Supported Languages:

• Solidity
• Rust

Developer Tools:

• SDKs for JS, Python, Go
• REST & JSON-RPC APIs
• Testing templates and deployment guides

Security Guidelines:

• Smart contract audits
• Gas optimization
• Unit & integration testing

1.3 API Documentation

JSON-RPC API:

• Send transactions
• Query blocks, balances, and transactions
• Interact with smart contracts

REST API:

• Block and network statistics
• Address transaction history
• Validator performance

1.4 Staking & Validators

Staking Process:

• Stake VEE to secure the network
• Earn rewards for participation
• Unstake after lock period

Validator Steps:

1. Install validator software
2. Stake minimum required VEE
3. Validate blocks to earn rewards

Penalties:

• Double-signing blocks
• Validator downtime

2. User Documentation

Covers wallet setup, buying, sending, receiving, and staking VeeCoin.

3. Governance

Token-holders can vote on upgrades, proposals, and network changes.

4. Security & Privacy

Includes cryptographic standards, validator security, Anti-Fraud mechanisms, GDPR compliance, and Zero-Knowledge Proof integration.

5. Legal & Compliance

Includes disclaimer, AML/KYC compliance, token sale terms, and IP rights.

6. FAQ

List of common questions about staking, PoS, bug reporting, and usage.

7. Community & Support

Join via Discord, Telegram, Reddit, Twitter. Developer contributions via GitHub.