Baer Chain is a distributed ecological gaming platform that leverages blockchain technology to create a decentralised ecosystem for developers, players, and service providers. It addresses challenges in the traditional gaming industry such as centralised data control, limited monetisation for developers, and lack of asset ownership for players.

The architecture is built on multiple layers - logic, physical, and communication - with a dedicated consensus protocol called SH-DPoS (Supernode Hierarchical Delegated Proof of Stake). Core technologies include:

• RDSN: Decentralised storage and content delivery
• DCC: Distributed computing and scheduling
• CREM: Dynamic resource management
• SBSC and LSAC: Game resource scheduling modules

Baer Chain is compatible with both EVM and WASM environments, enabling gasless transactions, cross-platform gameplay, asset traceability, and secure player identity systems. It also supports smart contract-based game logic and decentralised application deployment.

What is Baer Chain (BRC) used for?

BRC is the native token of the Baer Chain ecosystem, serving as the economic unit for operations across the platform. Its functions include:

• Resource Incentivisation: Rewards users who provide computing, bandwidth, or storage resources.
• Transaction Processing: Used for fee payments and validator incentives under the SH-DPoS system.
• Game Economy Utility: Facilitates virtual item trading, in-game purchases, and smart contract execution.
• Developer Funding: Supports game development through mechanisms like DAICOs and dynamic CREM allocations.
• Governance: Enables community voting and proposal participation via staking mechanisms.

The token’s utility is also tied to real-time gameplay metrics and is adjusted via CREM to maintain ecosystem equilibrium.