5.1 Current State on Ethereum

The current technical architecture of the VSG Token on the Ethereum blockchain is foundational to understanding its transition to the VSC blockchain. As one of the leading blockchain networks, Ethereum provides a robust infrastructure for decentralized applications (DApps) and smart contracts, serving as the initial platform for the deployment and operation of the VSG Token.

Key Components of the Current State on Ethereum:

1. Smart Contracts:

   • The VSG Token is implemented as a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain, utilizing Ethereum's native programming language, Solidity. Smart contracts govern the creation, transfer, and management of VSG tokens, enforcing predefined rules and logic encoded into the contract code.

2. ERC-20 Standard:

   • The VSG Token adheres to the ERC-20 token standard, a widely adopted specification for fungible tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. This standard ensures interoperability with other Ethereum-based tokens and facilitates integration with decentralized exchanges (DEXs), wallets, and other Ethereum-compatible platforms.

3. Transaction Processing:

   • Transactions involving the VSG Token on the Ethereum blockchain are processed using Ethereum's consensus mechanism, Proof of Work (PoW). Each transaction requires the payment of gas fees, which are used to compensate miners for validating and including transactions in new blocks on the Ethereum blockchain.

4. Scalability Challenges:

   • Despite its prominence, Ethereum faces scalability challenges, including limited transaction throughput and high gas fees during periods of network congestion. These scalability issues have implications for the usability and cost-effectiveness of the VSG Token, particularly as transaction volumes increase over time.

Limitations of the Current State on Ethereum:

1. High Transaction Fees:

   • Transaction fees on the Ethereum blockchain can be prohibitively high, especially during periods of network congestion. High gas fees make small-value transactions economically unfeasible and hinder the scalability and adoption of the VSG Token for everyday use cases.

2. Scalability Bottleneck:

   • Ethereum's current scalability limitations restrict the network's capacity to handle a high volume of transactions efficiently. As transaction backlogs accumulate, users may experience delays and increased costs, impacting the overall user experience and usability of the VSG Token.

3. Dependence on Ethereum Network:

   • The VSG Token's reliance on the Ethereum network exposes it to the scalability and performance constraints of the Ethereum blockchain. While Ethereum has played a pivotal role in the initial deployment and growth of the VSG Token, transitioning to a more scalable and efficient blockchain infrastructure is essential for unlocking its full potential.

Transition to VSC Blockchain: 5.2 (To Be Continued)

The transition of the VSG Token to the VSC blockchain represents a strategic shift towards addressing these scalability challenges and enhancing the technical architecture to better serve the needs of VSG users. By leveraging advanced scalability solutions and optimizing transaction processing, VSG aims to create a more scalable, efficient, and cost-effective blockchain ecosystem on the VSC blockchain. This transition marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the VSG Token, positioning it for long-term growth, adoption, and success in the digital currency space.