Ramestta
  • 🤝Welcome To Ramestta
    • Overview
    • Ramestta Pos Chain
    • Building on Ramestta
    • Architecture
      • Heimdall
      • Bor
      • Contracts
        • Genesis contracts
        • Delegation via validator shares
        • Staking manager
        • Burns
    • Bridge
      • Core
        • Polygon To Ramestta
        • Ramestta To Polygon
      • Plasma
        • Deposit
        • Withdraw
      • PoS
        • Deposit
        • Withdraw
      • PoS vs Plasma Bridge
    • Node Setup
      • Sentry Node
        • Mainnet
        • Testnet
      • Validator Node
        • Mainnet
        • Testnet
      • Heimdall and Bor Snapshots
    • Security models
    • Staking - Validators and Delegators
    • Validate
      • Validator Responsibilities
      • Maintaining your validator node
      • How to Become a Validator(Testnet)
    • Delegate
      • FAQ's
    • Deploy smart contracts
    • MetaMask Installation & Set up Web3 RPC URL
  • 🪙Blockchain Fundamental
    • Introduction
      • What is a Blockchain?
      • Types of Blockchain
      • Consensus Mechanism
    • Bitcoin
    • Ethereum
      • Accounts
      • Solidity
      • Proof of Stake
      • Transactions
      • Gas
    • Layer2 Blockchain
      • Side Chain
      • Rollup
  • ⚙️Ramestta SDK
    • Rama.js
      • Plasma
        • RAMA20
        • RAMA721
        • Common Methods
      • POS
        • RAMA20
        • RAMA721
        • RAMA1155
        • Common Methods
      • setProofApi
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PoS vs Plasma Bridge

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Last updated 1 year ago

Moving between two large-scale blockchain networks requires a secure and robust cross-chain bridge, and Ramestta has achieved this by utilizing both Plasma and PoS(coming soon) security to create a trustless and bi-directional transaction environment between Ramestta and Polygon enables users to transfer tokens between the two networks without any third-party risks or impact on market liquidity. The network bridge is designed to be fast, cost-effective, and flexible, and also serves as a scaling solution. It utilizes a dual consensus architecture (Plasma + PoS platform) to prioritize speed and decentralization, and has deliberately enabled arbitrary state transitions on its sidechains along with EVM support.When your token crosses the bridge, it does not change its circulating supply:

  • Ramestta mints the same number of tokens (1:1) as a pegged token when a token leaves the Polygon network.

  • In order to move tokens back to the Polygon network, they are burned on the Ramestta network and unlocked on the Polygon network during the process.

PoS vs Plasma​

PoS Bridge (Recommended)

Plasma Bridge

Short description

DApp Developers looking for flexibility and faster withdrawals with PoS system security

DApp Developers looking for increased security guarantees with Plasma exit mechanism

Structure

Highly flexible

Rigid, Less Flexible

Deposit (Polygon →Ramestta)

22-30 mins

22-30 mins

Withdrawal (Ramestta→Polygon)

1 checkpoint = ~ 30 mins to 6 hours

Call to the process-exit procedure on Polygon's contract.

Security

Proof-of-Stake system, secured by a robust set of external validators

Ramestta’s Plasma contracts piggybacks on Polygon’s security

Support Standards

MATIC, RAMA20, RAMA721, RAMA1155 and others

Only MATIC, RAMA20, RAMA721

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