Denomination

CC is our native token, used for all major transactions and interactions in Cascadia. It also plays a crucial role in the blockchain's overall structure and governance.

bCC is our governance token, obtained by those who align their CC tokens. Holders of bCC gain the right to vote on key decisions in Cascadia's network.

Our bCC contract is written in Vyper v0.2.7, hence, free from the malfunctioning reentrancy locks issue known in Vyper v0.2.15, v0.2.16, and v0.3.0. For more details, see Vyper's tweet.

tCC is our testnet token, utilized to ensure Cascadia's robustness and reliability through various testing processes prior to mainnet operations.

aCC is the smallest denomination of Cascadia's native token used for micro-level transactions.

Unlike the u (micro) denotation, Cascadia utilizes a to signify micro-level transactions, promoting increased precision and system adaptability.

Atto is a unit prefix in the metric system. It denotes a factor of 10^-18, or one quintillionth. This means that 1 CC can be divided into 1 quintillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000) aCC.

Why it matters: The use of 'atto-' allows for a high degree of precision in transactions involving CC. This precision is essential for certain applications that might require operations with minuscule amounts of tokens.