3.Technical Architecture

3.1 System Architecture
VPZONE adopts a microservices architecture and distributed deployment to ensure scalability and high availability:
Blockchain infrastructure:
Based on Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), supporting immutable and transparent records.
Employs a hybrid model of consortium and public blockchains to meet diverse use case requirements.
Layered design:
Separates front-end, business logic, and data layers, enabling secure and efficient API gateway management.
Data transmission uses TLS encryption protocols to ensure communication security.
Modular design:
Modular functionality development supports plugin-style extensions, ensuring system flexibility.
Optimizes microservices communication efficiency through Service Mesh technologies.
Scalability support:
Implements sharding techniques for efficient scalability and dynamic resource allocation.
Leverages containerization technologies (Docker, Kubernetes) for automated deployment and elastic scaling.
3.2 Data Layer Design
Data storage:
Combines relational databases (PostgreSQL) and distributed storage (IPFS) to accommodate diverse data requirements.
Implements hierarchical encryption for data storage, enhancing privacy protection.
Secure backup:
Provides automated daily backups with cross-regional storage to prevent regional failures.
Uses blockchain technology to record backup logs, ensuring transparent and credible data recovery processes.
Data analysis engine:
Integrates real-time streaming frameworks (e.g., Apache Flink) for anomaly detection and trading pattern analysis.
Offers user profiling tools to enhance personalized services.
On-chain notarization:
Ensures data integrity through Merkle trees and zero-knowledge proof technologies.
Provides auditing and traceability tools to support regulatory compliance needs.
3.3 Matching Engine
High-performance algorithms:
Optimizes matching efficiency using dynamic data partitioning techniques.
Incorporates multi-threaded processing mechanisms to support high-frequency trading needs.
Low-latency processing:
Introduces lightweight message queues (e.g., Kafka) to enhance order transmission speed.
Reduces latency using shared memory models to minimize system calls.
Flexible design:
Supports multiple order types, including limit orders, market orders, and stop-loss orders.
Seamlessly integrates cross-chain trading matching, enabling multi-asset swaps.
3.4 Smart Contract Integration
Smart contract platform compatibility:
Compatible with Ethereum EVM, Solana, and Polkadot ecosystems, supporting multi-language smart contract development (Solidity, Rust, etc.).
Offers one-click contract deployment tools to reduce development barriers.
Contract security:
Integrates static analysis tools and dynamic runtime monitoring to prevent potential vulnerabilities.
Employs off-chain simulation techniques to validate contract logic correctness.
Automated trading management:
Supports automated settlement and revenue distribution through smart contracts, improving trading efficiency.
Provides modular contract templates for developers to quickly deploy complex logic.
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