Introduction to KAD SEA platform
KAD is the abbreviation of Kademlia (distributed hashing) technology; the KAD SEA platform was jointly established by the KAD Encryption Foundation, KAD Protocol Laboratory, and many geeks in the blockchain field to achieve traffic, funds, and native ecological projects ( Refers to the aggregation of financial service systems built around the chain, with unlimited development. KAD SEA is a liquidity aggregator that provides Web2.0 to Web3.0, supporting cross-chain, wallet finance, asset management, and one-stop solution to digital transaction needs. The platform uses KAD SEA Wallet as the entrance, combines the Byzantine computing power mining mechanism, links the global digital community, and builds a platform fan ecosystem. Users can expand various Web3 application scenarios: multi-chain + cross-chain DAPP/Metaverse, Kad Wallet, Kad Pay, NFT, Kad DEX, SocialFi...KAD SEA vision: "Continue decentralized financial innovation, Empowering the new technological revolution process”
Kademlia Protocol Overview
The Kademlia protocol (Kad for short) is a research result "Kademlia: Apeerto-peer information system based on the XORmetric" released in 2002 by Petar P Maymounkov and David Mazieres of New York University. Kad establishes a brand-new DHT topology structure by using the unique XOR algorithm (XOR) as the basis for distance measurement. Compared with other algorithms, Kad greatly improves the routing query speed. The Kademlia protocol mostly uses P2P networks in decentralized underlying networks, especially in blockchain technology. Distributed Hash Table (DHT) is usually used to maintain the entire network, and the Kademlia protocol is one of the DHT technologies. DHT was released on February 27, 2004. DHT is the core idea of the blockchain and an important technical and theoretical support for the emergence of the BTC network in 2008. Point-to-point is the operating goal of the BTC network layer. An important report on its role and solution to the reality of centralized finance was made in the BTC white paper.