Generation of native token using blockchain and distribution on faucet

Abstract

He development of this work focuses on the analysis, design, and construction of a platform that serves as a guide and experimentation in blockchain environments so that more people can take it as a start in developing projects and scientific developments. For this case, the blockchain architecture based on Proof of History (PoH) has been used to verify the order and the passage of time between events. PoH is used to encode the trustless passage of time into a ledger, an aggregate-only data structure. When used in conjunction with a consensus algorithm such as Proof-of-Work (PoW) or Proof-of-Stake (PoS), PoH can reduce messaging overhead in a Byzantine fault-tolerant replicated state machine, resulting in lower completion times of one second. The implementation has used network resources of Solana with testing environments such as clusters and nodes that accept HTTP requests using the JSON-RPC 2.0 specification. This implementation has made the faucet to distribute the created native token more dynamic and faster. The cryptocurrency was quickly developed and registered on the Solana network using the Solana Devtool. Solana has created an entire development environment to be integrated into the blockchain. Through the command line (CLI), native token can be generated and added to the new project through two main languages, Rust or Java Script through @solana/web3.js. The faucet has been implemented in two clusters, guaranteeing the testing (Testnet) and final production (Devnet) in stages. As a final result, a web faucet with capabilities to connect wallets, send native tokens, register and abstract information from the generated block, and finally show all the transactions carried out in detail.