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  • â˜¸ī¸Location and Central Place Theory
  • âœŗī¸Cartesian coordinate
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Last updated 1 year ago

Block is the value storage unit of Bitcoin. A new block is generated every 10 minutes, connected end to end in chronological order to form a chain structure, extending infinitely in a single direction. The supply of Bitcoin blocks is very healthy. More than 800,000 blocks have been generated in the past 15 years. In the future, there will be a fixed increase of about 50,000 blocks per year, with the growth rate decreasing year by year.

Using the block height 4.elements ("height") of the DMT theory as the elements referenced by the metaverse space supply realizes the non-arbitrary space supply of the metaverse.

After solving the basis for the amount of space supply in the metaverse, how to layout the blocks becomes the top priority. To this end, we introduce the block coordinate system to define the coordinates and relative relationships of blocks in the metaverse, which is similar to the geographical coordinate system, city CBD and other concepts.

Block coordinate system generation rules

Inspired by the Big Bang and single cantilever galaxies, on the premise of ensuring that the blockchain structure is not interrupted, we combine the blocks with the Cartesian coordinate system to generate the metaverse map rules as follows:

Block #0 corresponds to 0,0 coordinates, serving as the center and singularity of the metaverse.

Block #1 corresponds to 0, -1 coordinates

Block #2 corresponds to -1, -1 coordinates

Block #3 corresponds to -1,0 coordinates

Block #4 corresponds to -1,1 coordinates

Block #5 corresponds to 0,1 coordinates

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Around the central point, the blocks continuously circulate clockwise in a chain structure and a single cantilever.

Based on the above rules, we generated the correspondence between the first 20 blocks and coordinates.

The block coordinate system generation rules are also applicable to the block universe established based on each block and the transaction data of this block, which is called transaction coordinate encoding. For example, each transaction is encoded in the Cartesian coordinate system in sequence:

TX #0 corresponds to 0,0 coordinates, serving as the center point and singularity of the block universe

TX #1 corresponds to 0, -1 coordinates

TX #2 corresponds to -1, -1 coordinates

TX #3 corresponds to -1,0 coordinates

TX #4 corresponds to -1,1 coordinates

TX #5 corresponds to 0,1 coordinates

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Around the center point, a single cantilever circulates clockwise.

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Block chain structure
Schematic diagram of block and coordinate generation