Developer Update #3 — Building the Core
Each week, Savitri grows — not only in vision but in architecture. What began as a concept is now evolving into a functional network where every line of code carries the principle of unity.
Advancing Peer-to-Peer Logic
This week marked a major step forward: the peer-to-peer (P2P) logic that defines Savitri’s cooperative validation model has been fully implemented.
Through this logic, nodes are no longer isolated verifiers — they actively collaborate in micro-clusters to confirm transactions before blocks are broadcast to the wider network.
This architecture makes Savitri’s Proof of Unity consensus not just theoretical, but real. It transforms validation into a dynamic conversation between nodes — fast, secure, and inherently fair.
Constructing the Masternodes
Parallel to the P2P layer, we finalized the foundation of the Masternode framework — the backbone of synchronization and stability.
Masternodes now coordinate clusters of Light Nodes, ensuring that data propagation happens seamlessly and consistently across the entire network. Their communication protocols were rewritten from the ground up to handle thousands of concurrent requests while maintaining minimal latency.
In the coming iterations, Masternodes will interact with Guardian Nodes to enhance reputation scoring and anomaly detection, closing the loop on Savitri’s decentralized security model.
Evolving the Monolith Block
We are currently developing the logic behind the Monolith Block, a new approach to block creation designed to enhance scalability and efficiency.
Instead of generating continuous micro-blocks, the network will create a single Monolith Block every 24 hours.
Throughout the day, transactions are propagated and verified through the P2P clusters. The block then aggregates all validated transactions, storing only their hashes, while also recording the final state of wallets and transaction amounts.
This structure dramatically reduces data redundancy, optimizes storage, and strengthens overall transparency — since every participant can independently verify both the integrity of the hashes and the global ledger state.
The Monolith Block thus becomes a daily snapshot of unity, reflecting all validated actions within a single, verifiable structure.
Looking Ahead
The next phase focuses on deepening node reputation logic, optimizing guardian synchronization, and preparing the first functional internal testnet.
Every improvement brings us closer to turning a vision of cooperative computation into a reality — one block, one connection, one shared purpose at a time.
→ Follow the journey at savitri.network
