TNA Protocol

TNA Protocol is the naming protocol for Bitcoin designed to improve its usability and broaden its array of assets and primitives. It is a protocol for issuing and managing unique name assets native to the Bitcoin mainnet. TNA names are designed to support multiple asset types and operate omni-chain, ensuring a smooth and integrated experience for users navigating across different blockchain ecosystems.

The primary architectural feature of TNA is the integration of asset mapping relationships into the Sparse-Merkle Tree (SMT) structure of TAP. This structure is utilized by TNA to offer a decentralized naming service within the Bitcoin ecosystem, achieved by incorporating name-address associations into SMTs. Further, TNA supports multiple asset types, and employs its Bitcoin data availability framework, TNA Core, to ensure seamless interoperability of its names.


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