Arcturus Docs
  • Note!
  • Bitcoin and Decentralized Structure
  • Introducing to Arcturus Chain
  • For End User
    • How to add Arcturus to Metamask
    • Obtaining tARC from the Faucet
    • Faucet API
    • How to Use Arcscan
  • For Nerds
    • Proof Of Stake
    • Arcturus Chain
      • Accounts
      • Messages and Transactions
      • Messages
      • Arcturus State Transition Function
      • Code Execution
      • Blockchain and Mining
      • Applications
        • Token Systems
        • Financial Derivatives and Stable-Value Currencies
        • Identity and Reputation Systems
        • Decentralized File Storage
        • Decentralized Autonomous Organizations
        • Further Applications
      • Fees
      • Computation And Turing-Completeness
      • Currency And Issuance
      • Mining Centralization
      • Scalability
      • Conclusion
    • Arcturus Pay
      • About
      • Technolog & Use Cases
      • Developer Instructions
        • arcpay_dev-1
        • arcpay_dev-2
        • arcpay_dev-3
  • Updates & News
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Note!

Arcturus is an Ethereum fork, and therefore, their designs are identical. Arcturus offers many advantages, including higher transaction speeds, greater scalability, increased transaction volume, and enhanced efficiency.

These improvements make Arcturus well-suited for a wide range of applications, from small-scale decentralized apps to large enterprise-level solutions, providing a robust and versatile platform for developers and users alike. To learn more about the architecture and technical details of the Arcturus blockchain, we recommend reading the Ethereum whitepaper in addition to this document.

This document contains inspirations from the Ethereum whitepaper.

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