Pharos Docs
  • Introduction
    • About Pharos Network
    • Vision & Mision
    • Why Pharos Network
    • Concepts
      • Degree of Parallelism (DP)
  • Architecture
    • Pharos Modular Stack
    • Node Architecture
      • About Pharos Nodes
  • Core Technologies
    • Pharos Consensus
    • Pharos Execution
      • Why A New Blockchain Compute Model
      • Pharos VM
    • Pharos Pipelining
    • Pharos Store
      • Why We Need a Blockchain-Native Store
    • Pharos SPNs
  • Network Overview
    • Devnet
    • Pharos Gas Model
    • FAQ
  • Node & Validator Guide
    • Validator Requirements
    • Validator Node Deployment
    • Node Management
    • Rapid Node Initialization
    • Pharos Network Snapshots
    • Node Debugging & Configuration
  • Developer Guide
    • Foundry
      • Write Your First dApp
      • Write Your First Token
      • Write Your First NFT
      • Write Your First Uniswap Contract
    • Hardhat
      • Write Your First dApp
      • Write Your First Token
      • Write Your First NFT
      • Write Your First Uniswap Contract
    • Rust
    • Interoperability
      • Call EVM From WASM
  • API & SDK
    • JSON-RPC API Methods
  • Resources
    • EVM
    • Solidity
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  1. Introduction

Concepts

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: Defines the level of parallelization achievable within the blockchain, setting the standard for efficient execution.

: The process of storing the World State as a Merkle Tree within Pharos Store, with the Merkle Root recorded in the Block Header. Merklization specifically refers to the process of updating State Changes into the World State and recalculating the Merkle Root.

Degree of Parallelism (DP)
Merklization