UOMI is a layer-one blockchain that wants to integrate blockchain technology with the God of our time, apparently, AI.
As per usual, they aim to do that by implementing several cool acronyms, including OPoC, which stands for Optimistic Proof of Computation, and TSS, which stands for Threshold Signature Sceheme.
TSS is designed for cross-chain transactions and is used by AI to sign and verify actions without exposing private keys.
As for OPoC, that’s for the efficiency and security by using a small validator first, and a bigger one after.
Translated, small validator when it’s enough, then go to bigger one when it isn’t.
UOMI says that the whole point is to allow ‘agents’, that’s what they call them, to send, hold, receive value autonomously.
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