PRIVATELAND
  • PRIVATELAND
  • Introduction
  • Rationale
  • History
  • A Traversable World
  • Foundations for an In-world Economy
  • Use Cases
    • Application
    • Content Curation
    • Advertising
    • Digital Collectibles
    • Social
    • Other use cases
  • Architecture
  • Consensus Layer
  • Content Distribution Layer
  • Real-Time Layer
  • Payment Channels
  • Identity System
  • Economy
    • LAND, PROPERTY and the PLand Token
    • Fostering the Network
  • Challenges
    • Content Distribution
    • Scripting
    • Content Curation
  • Summary
  • TOKENOMIC
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Architecture

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Last updated 2 years ago

The Privateland protocol consists of three layers:

1) Consensus layer:

Track ownership of land and its contents.

2) Soil content layer:

Download assets using a decentralized distribution system.

3) Real time layer:

Allows world audience of users to connect with each other.

Land ownership is set at the consensus layer, where the land content is referenced via a file content hash. From this reference, the downloaded file contains descriptions of the objects, textures, sounds, and other elements needed to create the scene. It also contains a meeting server URL to coordinate connections between P2P users browsing tiles simultaneously. The image shows a diagram of the steps Privateland clients take to deliver a shared virtual world experience in a decentralized manner

In addition, two other systems are key to developing Privateland's economy:

Payment Channel infrastructure for fast payments at low fees.

An Identity System that allows users to establish ownership of original creations.