DAGin
DAGin is a term that has emerged in discussions surrounding blockchain technology and distributed ledger systems. It refers to a specific type of directed acyclic graph (DAG) structure used as an alternative to traditional blockchain architectures. In a DAGin system, transactions are not grouped into blocks and chained sequentially. Instead, each transaction directly confirms one or more previous transactions, forming a graph where the flow of information is directed and has no cycles.
The primary motivation behind adopting DAGin structures is to address limitations of conventional blockchains, particularly scalability
Several projects and protocols utilize DAGin principles. These systems often employ different consensus mechanisms tailored to