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Overview

The ƒxyz Network is built on a robust foundation of functions, algorithms, programs, and applications.

Functions

Functions are essential building blocks within the fxyz Network, designed to perform specific tasks that streamline operations, enhance security, and facilitate efficient financial transactions. Key functions include:

  • Sanction Check
  • Currency Transfer Optimization
  • FindArbitrage
  • AML/KYC Checks
  • Fraud/Crime Detection

Algorithms

Algorithms are step-by-step procedures for calculations, data processing, and automated reasoning, crucial for the network's operational efficiency and profitability. They include:

  • Graph Algorithms (Pathfinding)
  • Arbitrage Algorithms
  • Search Algorithms

Programs

Organized code that executes various functions and algorithms to perform complex operations, programs are vital for the network's functionality. Examples include:

  • Currency Exchange Services
  • Security Protocols
  • Regulatory Compliance Mechanisms

Applications

End-user software that provides specific functionalities within the fxyz Network, applications leverage the network's infrastructure for financial activities. They encompass:

  • Financial Applications
  • Supporting Applications

Understanding these foundations is crucial for grasping how the fxyz Network operates and achieves its goals of streamlining value transfer, exchange, and creation.

Extended Governance and Operational Models

The fxyz Network is expanding its governance and operational frameworks to include:

  • Tokens: We are exploring governance and utility tokens, such as the ƒxyz Token. More about Tokens.
  • Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO): We are adopting a DAO for decentralized governance. More about DAO.
  • Holacracy Model: We are implementing a holacracy model to boost organizational agility. More about Holacracy.

For a comprehensive understanding of our network's future plans, including our timeline and roadmap, standardization efforts with ontologies, security, privacy, and compliance measures, please refer to the following pages:

These documents will provide detailed insights into how we structure and secure our network.