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# Why RawBlock?

#### High Scalabillity&#x20;

RawBlock offers innovative methods for decentralized learning systems and data interchange. By lowering latency, increasing transaction throughput, and implementing scalability solutions. A smooth and effective user experience is guaranteed by this scalability increase. Scalability and quickness are two areas where RawBlock shines. Higher transaction throughput is made possible by its shortened process. RawBlock is the perfect solution for applications that need to process large volumes of transactions quickly since predictable block creation timings guarantee a consistent accumulation of blocks.

#### Enhanced Security&#x20;

Enhance data security with decentralized storage and access controls. Minimize the risk of fraud with immutable and transparent records. Authorities are shared among several players in PoA and decentralization systems, as opposed to typical centralized systems, where one body controls the entire network. No one person is able to alter or tamper with the data contained on the blockchain because to this distributed authority. Strong security protocols serve as the framework, even if the system is designed to trust validators by default. As a means of discouraging harmful activity, validators risk their reputation and occasionally their financial resources.

#### EVM compatibility&#x20;

RawBlock is an EVM compatible blockchain. Blockchains that are fully compatible with Ethereum, or EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) compatible, are platforms for smart contracts running on a blockchain network. Accordingly, users can create decentralized apps (dapps) on these platforms using a similar process to that of Ethereum, and these dapps can communicate with the Ethereum network. An increasingly popular option for developers and consumers in the blockchain industry, RawBlock's EVM-compatible chains provide familiarity, interoperability, flexibility, scalability, and early adoption chances.

#### Green energy&#x20;

RawBlock uses PoA to make the blockchain ecosystem more environmentally friendly and long-lasting. PoA greatly lowers energy consumption in the absence of computational competitions, in line with the blockchain industry's rising concerns about environmental sustainability. PoA is energy-efficient because it doesn't require resource-intensive mining operations.

#### Comprehensive Ecosystem&#x20;

The RawBlock blockchain provides a full Defi ecosystem in addition to being a blockchain. We have a launchpad with a token generator and locker that will assist IDO new initiatives. In addition, we provide staking rewards and income sharing to the community, developers and users alike, in order to preserve the ecosystem's viability.


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