Technical Architecture

The vision of Neuron is to address the Web3 Data Gap by creating a configurable data framework that offers the following features:

• Democratized creation and management of network system entities

• Service level agreements (SLAs) between data providers and consumers

• Multi-level network data aggregation to balance security, authenticity, persistence, and speed

• Democratization of the data management process

• Transparency and traceability of data provenance

• Free data market

• Voting system for evaluating and reinforcing the validity of votes

These features enable Neuron to provide a comprehensive solution that bridges the gap in data management and exchange in the Web3 era.

Solutions

To achieve the vision of bridging the Web3 gap, the Neuron network is developing various components that make up the DeData infrastructure. These include:

• The Neuron Network Pallet & API

• Dynamically & Statically Sized Networks

• Democracy Pallet

• Enhanced Voting System

• Dynamic NFTs & Data Marketplace

The Neuron Network Pallet & API allows for validation of nodes by the blockchain bridge network. Our API saves the results of calls to built-in or custom endpoints to a Postgres database. The Neuron Network aims to create a configurable network that gives users a sense of assurance and responsibility for their choices. The creators of a data feed can specify their network and algorithms, enabling consumers to freely choose whether to consume the data with full knowledge of their choice. Systematizing knowledge and dividing networks into modules can enhance security and manage user expectations.

Network System Manifest

As the Neuron Network will be a multi-level network data aggregation, a process is necessary to record ownership, data source, and other relevant information. Keeping track of data ownership, source, collection time, and treatment algorithm can be recorded in a manifest that can be published with each block. This means that data sources must be known before the feed is published in the primary network.