GTBS Chain — Blockchain infrastructure for a sustainable digital economy





In the era of comprehensive digital transformation, the need for a blockchain infrastructure that is not only secure but also scalable and efficiently operational in practice is more urgent than ever. GTBS Chain was born with the mission of building the core foundation for the digital economy of the future, where blockchain technology is no longer an experiment but becomes a practical application infrastructure for businesses, developers, and users worldwide. By combining advanced technical architecture with a sustainable economic model, GTBS Chain aims to realize Web3 today, rather than just a promise for the future.





Introduction to GTBS

GTBS Chain is a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain designed to combine the power of decentralized finance, practical utilities, multi-virtual machine deployment, and instant scalable infrastructure. Built on a modified Cosmos SDK with GTBS-enhanced middleware, the chain introduces MultiVM, enabling EVM, Cosmos-VM, and WASM smart contracts to coexist seamlessly within a unified execution layer.


The GTBS chain offers 5-second validation, low latency, and high throughput, supported by a Delegated Proof-of-Stake (dPoS) consensus mechanism powered by a decentralized network of 20 Validators and 20 Delegates.


The GTBS ecosystem extends beyond blockchain infrastructure—including cryptocurrency exchanges, OTT services, NFT marketplaces, gaming ecosystems, cloud platforms, and digital applications—all contributing to a unified, decentralized digital economy.

What Makes GTBS Different?

Built on a modified Cosmos SDK, GTBS isn’t just another blockchain trying to do things slightly better. It’s a complete reimagining of what a Layer-1 network should deliver. The team behind GTBS looked at existing problems — scalability bottlenecks, isolated ecosystems, poor developer tools — and built solutions from the ground up.

The consensus mechanism runs on Delegated Proof of Stake, which might sound technical, but here’s what it means practically: 20 validators and 20 delegates work together to process transactions in just 5 seconds. That’s finality — actual confirmation — faster than most credit card payments. Compare this to Bitcoin’s hour-long wait or Ethereum’s occasionally congested network, and you start seeing why speed matters.

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The Importance of Scalability
Scalability is a crucial factor when evaluating blockchain systems because it directly impacts the system's practical usability. As a system scales, so does its ability to support more applications and use cases. The more efficiently a blockchain can support users and applications, the greater its practical usability. If a blockchain cannot scale efficiently, it will significantly limit both its usability and its potential application scope. The main obstacle to scaling distributed systems, including blockchains, is state management—data reflecting the system's current state, such as account balances, transaction records, and interdependent information. Stateless systems can scale easily, but complex state-maintaining systems face significant challenges as transaction volumes increase. The more complex the state information, the more coordination and communication is needed between nodes, leading to performance bottlenecks and limiting overall scalability. This scalability challenge is tied to the constraints described by E. Brewer's CAP theorem[2], which states that distributed systems cannot simultaneously ensure consistency, availability, and fault tolerance of zoning. Blockchain systems inherently must maintain fault tolerance of zoning to function in the event of network disruption, forcing them to manage the trade-off between consistency (ensuring all nodes have a unified view of the state) and availability (maintaining continuous operation despite node disruption). Prioritizing consistency ensures atomic updates across the network almost simultaneously but requires all nodes to be accessible, meaning the system cannot function during zoning. Conversely, prioritizing availability allows the system to remain operational even when some nodes are offline, but this approach can lead to temporary inconsistencies during the partitioning process. As a result, transactions or operations that participants believe have been successfully completed may be canceled or invalidated due to a lack of global consistency in the partitioned system state. Therefore, effective state management within the limits of the CAP theorem is fundamental to achieving scalability. Finding the right balance between consistency, availability, and transaction throughput enables blockchain systems to scale efficiently, reliably, and effectively supporting diverse and demanding applications.

Why Next-Gen Blockchain Was Needed

Traditional blockchains face major limitations:

  • Slow block times

  • Rising transaction fees

  • Limited interoperability

  • Fragmented ecosystems

  • Heavy execution environments

  • Poor developer experience

The world needs a faster, scalable, interoperable, cost-efficient chain with support for global Web3 applications.

A Strategy for Real-World Scale

GTBS’s strength lies in its alignment between technology and business strategy.
While many blockchain networks chase speed or decentralization in isolation, GTBS treats them as enablers — not end goals.

Its focus on:

  • Practical interoperability
  • Human-centered design
  • Ecosystem-level integration

… positions it as a platform built to scale with the industries it serves, not apart from them.

In essence, GTBS doesn’t just aim to be another blockchain — it aims to become the digital infrastructure for the next billion Web3 users.

The Bottom Line

GTBS Chain isn’t trying to replace Bitcoin or compete directly with Ethereum. It’s building something different — a high-performance network that combines technical excellence with practical utility. From DeFi applications to gaming, from content platforms to cloud hosting, everything runs on infrastructure designed for speed, scalability, and real-world use.

The MultiVM architecture alone represents a breakthrough that most projects haven’t even attempted. Add in the comprehensive ecosystem of applications, sensible tokenomics, and genuine commitment to user experience, and you’ve got a project that could genuinely bridge the gap between crypto enthusiasts and mainstream users.

That’s the vision driving GTBS: blockchain technology that works so well, people forget they’re using blockchain at all.



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