ESCC Documention
  • Introduction to ESCC
    • About ESCC
    • Background of ESCC
    • The Need for ESCC in the Stablecoin Ecosystem
  • Getting Started
    • Network Information
    • Wallet Configuration
    • Getting Balance From Faucet
  • Core Features and Technical Aspects of ESCC
    • ESCC Technical Architecture
    • Core Features of ESCC
    • Understanding EOS EVM Compatibility
    • Inscription protocols and their application in ESCC
      • Definition and importance of inscriptions
      • Technical Implementation of Inscriptions in ESCCage
      • Developing and Deploying Inscriptions
        • Deploy
        • Mint
  • ESCC Network Insights
    • Tokenomics
  • ESCC Use Cases and Applications
    • Potential Areas for ESCC Application
  • ESCC Roadmap
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  • Resources and Further Reading
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  1. Core Features and Technical Aspects of ESCC

Core Features of ESCC

ESCC boasts several distinctive features that set it apart from other blockchain platforms:

Optimized for Stablecoin Transactions: The platform is fine-tuned to handle stablecoin transactions with high efficiency and low costs, making it ideal for both large-scale and everyday transactions.

Stablecoin as Gas Fee: A unique feature of ESCC is the use of stablecoins for transaction fees (gas), which brings predictability to transaction costs and mitigates the impact of crypto market volatility.

High Performance and Scalability: Drawing from EOS's performance, ESCC offers fast transaction processing and the ability to scale, accommodating growing stablecoin usage.

Developer-Friendly Environment: With tools and resources tailored for developers, ESCC fosters an environment conducive to developing a wide range of stablecoin applications, from DeFi to remittances and beyond.

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