DuckChain’s Diary
  • 1. DuckChain overview
    • 1.1 What’s DuckChain?
    • 1.2 Background
    • 1.3 Vision
    • 1.4 Solutions
  • 2. Users & Developers
    • 2.1 DuckChain for Users
    • 2.2 DuckChain for Developers
    • 2.3 Developer Hub
      • 2.3.1 Network Information
        • Mainnet
        • Testnet
        • Bridges
        • Other General Contracts
      • 2.3.2 Builder Guide
        • Gas
        • EVM Wallet
        • Deploying Smart Contracts
          • Using Hardhat
          • Using Foundry
          • Run a DuckChain Node
          • Links and Tools
    • 2.4 Ecosystem
  • 3. DuckChain Architecture
    • 3.1 Overview
    • 3.2 Framework
    • 3.3 Pool Infrastructure
      • Decentralized Oracle Layer (DOL)
      • Decentralized Asset Verify Layer
      • Unified Gas System
      • Cross-Chain Interoperability
      • DuckChain Execution Layer
      • Driving Value with Pool Infrastructure
    • 3.4 DuckChain’s Interoperability
    • 3.5 Safety
  • 4. DuckChain AI Module
    • 4.1 Overview
    • 4.2 Key Features
    • 4.3 Technical Infrastructure
  • 5. Roadmap
    • 5.1 The Duck Journey
    • 5.2 Future Plans
  • 6. $DUCK: Governance and Ecosystem Token
    • 6.1 Overview
    • 6.2 Token Allocation
    • 6.3 $DUCK Release Schedule
    • 6.4 Token Utility
  • 7. Community
    • 7.1 Social & Community Links
    • 7.2 Feedback and Engagement
    • DuckChain Featured In News
  • 8. Appendices
    • 8.1 Glossary
    • 8.2 FAQs
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  2. 3.3 Pool Infrastructure

Unified Gas System

One of DuckChain’s most innovative features is its Unified Gas System, designed to reduce complexity for users and developers while maximizing accessibility. Unlike traditional blockchains that require specific native tokens for transaction fees, DuckChain allows gas payments using TON, Telegram Stars, or tokens from EVM-compatible chains.

The mechanics of the unified gas system include:

  • Simplified Transactions: Users can pay for transaction fees directly in Telegram Stars without bridging additional tokens, making onboarding for Web2 users frictionless.

  • Dynamic Compatibility: The system supports a variety of tokens for gas payments, including TON and EVM-compatible assets, ensuring flexibility and reducing entry barriers.

  • Enhanced Liquidity: By integrating with TON and Ethereum’s liquidity pools, DuckChain ensures sufficient token availability for gas payments, even during high-demand periods.

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