Introduction

INJS is an implementation of the INJRC-20 protocol on the Injective blockchain. It is an efficient and intriguing protocol that demonstrates how people can create chain-like data pathways on Injective for the inscription of various contents. It integrates characteristics of the Proof-of-Work (PoW) mechanism to enhance its fairness and security. This project not only follows the fundamental framework of the BRC-20 protocol but also incorporates the core elements of PoW, creating a more robust and efficient blockchain environment. The main features of the INJS protocol are as follows:

Off-Chain Computation: By combining the BRC-20 standard, INJS ensures data availability while achieving lower transaction costs. This mechanism supplements INJ's off-chain computational capabilities and also provides a new Token standard, allowing more users to enter the world of the Injective blockchain in a fairer and more accessible manner.

PoW Mechanism: Utilizing the PoW mechanism, INJS offers higher security against double-spending and network attacks. The complex computational process increases the difficulty for attackers to launch dust attacks, thereby effectively protecting the network from malicious attacks.

Energy and Efficiency Considerations: Although INJS adopts the PoW mechanism, it also takes into account issues of energy efficiency. The protocol aims to find a balance between efficient network operation and reduced energy consumption.