Elosys Documentation
  • Elosys
  • Introduction
    • About Elosys
    • Why use $ELO
    • Why PoW
    • Why Wrapped ELO
    • Blake3 Algorithm
    • zkSNARK
    • Artificial Intelligence Layers
  • Tokenomics
    • Context & Definitions
    • Emissions Curve
    • Omega Ω Supply
  • Technical
    • Testnet
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Introduction

Blake3 Algorithm

PreviousWhy Wrapped ELONextzkSNARK

Last updated 4 months ago

Was this helpful?

Blake3 is a modern and highly efficient cryptographic hash function. It builds upon the successes of its predecessor, Blake2, while introducing several optimizations to enhance performance and security. The algorithm is designed to be fast, secure, and versatile.

Features

Parallelism: Blake3 efficiently leverages parallel processing capabilities, ensuring optimal performance on modern multi-core processors.

Security: Blake3 provides a high level of security, with resistance to various cryptographic attacks. It employs the Merkle-Damgard construction and the sponge construction to ensure data integrity.

Versatility: The algorithm supports both fixed-size and variable-size output, accommodating diverse use cases.