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  • ❗ Challenges with Existing DAS Solutions
  • 🔧 Core Features
  • 🧱 Design Overview
  • 💰 On-Chain Verification Efficiency
  • 🔚 Summary
  1. Unibase DA

DA

Unibase DA is an AI-native, decentralized data availability (DA) and storage layer built for high-throughput, secure, and verifiable memory systems — purposefully designed to overcome the limitations of existing DAS-based (Data Availability Sampling) architectures.

❗ Challenges with Existing DAS Solutions

Traditional DAS systems like Celestia, EigenDA, and Avail face several limitations:

  • Weakened Security Guarantees Security relies on DAS clients' consensus protocols, which are often weaker than L1 chains like Ethereum.

  • High Transmission Overhead Large-scale data incurs significant network costs due to redundancy and sampling inefficiencies.

🔧 Core Features

✅ On-Chain Verification

  • Encode Proof Verifies Reed-Solomon encoding correctness directly on-chain.

  • Duality Proof Proves data has been continuously available on-chain during its committed validity window.

  • Security Model Requires only one honest validator to ensure the integrity of the system.

🚀 High Performance

  • Massive Data Write Speed Supports data ingestion up to 100GB/s.

  • Efficient Offline Encoding Reed-Solomon encoding performance reaches 100MB/s, suitable for batch processing.

  • Minimal Online Load On-chain computation is triggered only during fraud detection, making the system cost-efficient and fast under honest conditions.

♾️ Infinite Scalability

  • Exabyte-Scale Storage Designed to handle EB+ level data volume and intensive read/write workloads.

  • Million-Node Expansion Horizontally scalable architecture supports large-scale distributed networks.

  • Custom Private Storage Pools Enterprises and protocols can deploy their own private DA environments.

🧱 Design Overview

📦 Decentralized Storage

  • Users submit blob commitments and RS parameters to the chain.

  • Data is split into encoded fragments and distributed across storage nodes.

  • Blobs can vary in size and lifespan, supporting flexible storage needs.

🔐 Decentralized Verification

  • No DAC (Data Availability Committee). Any storage node can submit on-chain proofs.

  • Encode Proof Demonstrates a node correctly stores its assigned encoded shard.

  • Duality Proof Confirms the availability of data over time by periodic proof submissions.

💰 On-Chain Verification Efficiency

  • Proof Aggregation Reduces cost by batching multiple proof verifications per storage node.

  • Optimistic Verification Proofs are assumed valid unless challenged. If missing or incorrect proofs are detected:

    • Anyone can verify them off-chain.

    • A challenge can be initiated on-chain.

This optimistic + aggregated model ensures security with minimal on-chain gas usage.

🔚 Summary

Unibase DA redefines what DA layers can achieve for AI and data-intensive Web3 applications:

  • ✅ On-chain verifiability using ZK and fraud proofs

  • ✅ Unmatched throughput and scalability

  • ✅ Tamper-proof storage with cost-effective validation

  • ✅ Built to meet the data demands of AI Agents, models, and decentralized computation

A new standard in high-performance, programmable, and secure data availability infrastructure.

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