How is Splitchain more secure than other blockchains?

There are many aspects to Splitchain's security, but a significant factor is its approach to caching results for wallet validation, which emphasizes finding truth versus achieving consensus.

Many traditional blockchain systems are consensus networks, often described as relying on a form of voting or majority agreement among participants.

This means that individual transactions could still be blocked by network node validators, causing censorship risks.

Splitchain, in contrast, operates as a truth-based network.

This means the system focuses on finding a single, verifiable opposing truth, regardless of what a majority of network nodes might claim.

An easy way to think about this is the "one truth in 99 liars" scenario.

If one node holds the correct cached network information, the system aims to identify that truth even if many other nodes present conflicting information.