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
  2. Inscription protocols and their application in ESCC

Definition and importance of inscriptions

ESCC chose to become an Inscription Native Chain because of the potential of inscription technology and the multiple innovative advantages it offers:

Innovation and control: Inscription technology enables developers to create entirely new types of tokens, providing the ability to have more control over their supply, functionality and distribution. This approach offers a wider range of creative space and personalization options than traditional token protocols.

Democratizing access and participation: Inscription technology lowers the barrier to entry, making it easy for anyone to create and own assets on the blockchain. This democratization not only expands the acceptability of blockchain technology, but also encourages broader user participation and innovation.

Diverse application scenarios: From DeFi to gaming and digital collectibles, Inscription technology supports a variety of application scenarios. Its flexibility and compatibility enable developers to explore unprecedented paths of innovation, driving a new wave of decentralized applications (DApps) and digital assets.

As such, ESCC, the Inscription Native Chain, aims to capitalize on these strengths to provide a more robust, flexible and innovative platform to meet the demands of future crypto asset development.

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