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  • 📜IERC Protocol
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    • Why use IERC 20?
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    • How To Mine
    • How To Deploy
    • How To Transfer
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      • How To Buy
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  • 🔁IERC Swap
    • How to IERC Swap
    • How to add Liquidity
    • Liquidity providers (LPs)
    • FAQ
  • 🔥New Features
    • PoW&DPoS
    • 🔨How to PoW&DPoS Mining
    • IERC PoW
      • Phrase I: PoW - Base
      • ⛏️How to Mine
      • Phase II: PoW - Advanced
      • 🤝How to Participate
    • IERC DPoS
      • 📒Staking Rules
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      • 🎁Rewards Program
    • Tokenomics
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  • What Problems Does DINX Solve?
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What is DINX?

DINX (short for Distributed Indexer) is an innovative system designed to offer efficient and reliable data indexing for inscriptions. It utilizes a Layer 1.5 architecture, to build a virtual chain for inscriptions, separating them from the main Ethereum chain. This structure enhances scalability and reduces the usability threshold.

The DINX consensus system is maintained jointly by the DINX protocol, the Inscription Protocol Party, and a Distributed Mining System. This collaborative effort ensures the security and integrity of inscription data, providing a reliable framework for indexing.

By leveraging the security and decentralization of Layer 1 public chains and combining them with the scalability and performance benefits of Layer 2 solutions, DINX ensures high efficiency in handling large datasets, real-time queries, and supports multiple inscription indexing environments.


How DINX Works

DINX employs a virtual blockchain architecture, abstracting inscriptions across multiple protocols into a unified framework. Each protocol is supported by a decentralized network of indexers to ensure consistent and verifiable data. To guarantee data consistency, becoin nodes (official protocol indexers) are employed, along with dedicated data validators who conduct third-party checks.

In this structure, all fungible tokens (FT) in the inscription protocols are unified under a single DINX ERC20 standard. The unique value of each inscription is derived from its protocol name and tick, allowing us to calculate corresponding virtual FT contract addresses. These addresses can be interacted with using the standard ERC20 methods (e.g., getBalance, totalSupply), enabling all inscriptions to follow a uniform execution standard. This consistency is easily understood and recognized by most users, facilitating seamless integration for wallets and dApps.

DINX also provides a standardized RPC interface for structured data output. This ensures that all data can be easily consumed by wallets, dApps, and other applications, playing a key role in unified ecosystem development.


What Problems Does DINX Solve?

DINX leverages EVM to build a high-performance virtual public chain for storing inscription-related data, similar to HyperLiquid. By isolating inscription data from the non-inscription data (which makes up only a small fraction of overall transactions on the main chain), we significantly improve the operational efficiency of the network.

DINX is designed as a decentralized indexing service for B2B service providers and ecosystem developers, including wallet applications and exchanges with embedded tokens. The system is fully decentralized, maintained by a network of contributors. Miners gather data packets through DINX nodes, capturing requests related to the supported inscription records within the index.


DINX Beta

  • Add DINX RPC to your wallet to extend inscription support for Ethereum's native network.

  • View IERC protocol assets in your wallet (currently only balance viewing is supported).

  • Explore inscriptions using the Block Explorer (currently in progress).

DINX EVM is now in beta. You can experience the following features via :

Access DINX Yellow Book V1.0 at .

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https://explorer.dinx.io
Yellow Paper