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$TBC Future Outlook and Prospects: Trust System Innovation to Address TBC Technology Evolution
TBC is a forward-looking blockchain infrastructure with planned technology upgrades that will further unlock the potential of this credit guarantee mechanism.
1. Optimized on-chain data storage will enable TBC in the future to support more efficient structured data storage. Merchants can directly upload product details ( such as high-definition images and videos ), and the system will automatically generate searchable indexes on-chain without relying on external storage like IPFS, thereby lowering the barrier to entry.
2. Multi-asset collateral support: TBC will expand smart contract asset compatibility and support blockchain assets other than TBC native tokens as collateral to enhance transaction flexibility.
3. DAO governance and community arbitration: TBC will introduce Decentralized Autonomous Organizations ( DAO ) in the future, allowing community nodes to jointly establish dispute resolution rules. For example, when trading parties have disputes over product quality, the DAO will randomly select nodes to form an arbitration tribunal. By voting to determine fund allocation ratios, human intervention can be reduced.
4. Modular compliance framework: TBC will develop plug-and-play, integrated, and scalable blockchain to support regulatory requirements across different countries. For example, US users will be required to verify their identity through KYC verification. EU users' transactions must automatically include VAT information. Small merchants can choose the "simplified compliance mode" to lower compliance barriers.