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Overview

Architecture​

The architecture of Eventon is illustrated in the following diagram: Alt text

Signal​

Protocols in Eventon's Protocol can send events through a send signal mechanism. These events are then routed through the Universal Router, which further sends them through the Child Router to the Messenger. Finally, the Messenger forwards these events to subscribers who have subscribed to them.

Money​

Protocols can ensure subscribers receive signals by staking. Subscribers' subscription fees serve as staking rewards. In addition to Protocols, the public can also participate in staking for this event and receive rewards.

Registration​

Protocols can register an event with the Universal Router. After registration and staking, the event becomes available for the public to subscribe to. Protocols can also provide templates for users who do not write code but wish to receive event signals. However, developers with the ability to write their own program logic can do so for handling event signals.

Subscription​

Users can subscribe to the event signals they want to receive. For developers, they can write their own program logic to receive signals based on the signal templates provided by Eventon. For non-developer users, they can create their own setup with the Universal Router and utilize the signal templates provided by Protocol to receive signals.