Architecture
Local Protocol separates where transactions execute from how their effects are finalized, enabling parallel execution with a single consistent ledger.
Scalable blockchains must support parallel transaction execution while maintaining a single, globally consistent ledger state. Achieving both requires separating where transactions execute from how their effects are finalized and shared across the network.
The Local Blockchain adopts this separation as a core architectural principle. Transactions execute locally within independently scalable environments, while their results are aggregated and finalized through a shared coordination layer. This enables high throughput and flexible execution models without fragmenting security, state consistency, or liquidity.