Metabit

Metabit (BMTC) is a high-performance, commerce-oriented Layer 1 blockchain for commercial and metaverse scenarios needing high throughput and low fees, addressing congestion and slow confirmation of traditional chains. Its mechanism, on an EVM-compatible base, proposes an MPOAS multi-tier delegated consensus combined with virtual sharding and dynamic node management that auto-adjusts node count by load to improve scalability; transaction execution uses a parallel engine that builds a dependency DAG and processes it across threads, with benchmarks showing clear gains over serial execution. The network supports ZK Rollup and an M-LSDP liquid staking derivative protocol and stays compatible with MetaMask for easy Ethereum DApp migration.

Metabit's position in the Layer 1 space is as a commerce-grade high-performance chain, selling parallel execution, modular design, and liquid staking against general-purpose chains. Its public technical docs and consensus descriptions are scattered, with different sources citing POA, POS, MPOAS, and PoAI variously, and these mechanisms lack publicly verifiable third-party audit evidence, so externally confirmable data on mainnet performance and decentralization is limited.