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BitEVM: Secure and Scalable Transactions on Bitcoin

Effortlessly Move Your Assets on BitEVM

BitEVM empowers you to securely transfer your Bitcoin assets between the Bitcoin network and the BitEVM ecosystem.

  • Deposits: Seamlessly transfer BTC from Bitcoin to BitEVM by locking them in a secure Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC) on Bool Network.

  • Withdrawals: Easily initiate withdrawals on BitEVM to retrieve your corresponding amount of BTC back to the Bitcoin network.

  • General Transactions: Conduct everyday transactions and interact with smart contracts with ease within the BitEVM ecosystem.

The Powerhouse Behind BitEVM

BitEVM operates through a robust architecture designed for efficiency and security.

  • Execution Module: This core module manages deposits, withdrawals, and general transactions within BitEVM. It efficiently processes transactions, constructs new blocks, and maintains the BitEVM mempool.

  • Rollup Module: Operating in the background, this module monitors block creation and compiles transaction data into batches for efficient processing.

  • Prover Module: Oversees block generation and creates cryptographic proofs for the compiled transaction batches. These proofs guarantee the validity of transactions without revealing all the details on-chain.

Unwavering Security for Your Assets

BitEVM leverages cutting-edge cryptographic techniques to safeguard your assets.

  • Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC): This secure mechanism utilizes Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), Multi-Party Computation (MPC), and Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) to ensure the secure custody of your BTC on Bitcoin.

  • Data Availability Module: Guarantees the secure storage and accessibility of data generated within BitEVM.

  • Verification Contract: Verifies the legitimacy of transactions within BitEVM blocks by utilizing transaction data batches and corresponding proofs.

  • Forced Exit Contract: Acts as a safety net. In rare situations, it allows users to withdraw their assets on the Bitcoin chain using proofs and publicly available data, even if the DHC becomes unavailable.

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