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For purpose of high transaction app, we want to build a sidechain with high transaction speed and based on own mining HW so we can assume no cost of transactions. As blocks are packed and referenced to the main blockchain, it is important to provide as little as possible overhead to achieve high transaction throughput of the channel. The system will be a kind of replacement for sharding..
Anybody has a good idea, what we can use as ready to go stuff for such purpose? Otherwise, we will go for brand new BC with similar protocol as Gorbyte nex gen BC..

Why don't you just use RaiBloks (soon to be rebranded to Nano I think)?

Thanks for the suggestion. I will definitely explain, what we did. Actually, we want to have very high transaction capable sidechain, synchronized to the main blockchain by blocks in the side chain. With such concept, we would remain unchangeable but on other hands capable to manage microtransactions. One of the possible solutions is Gorbyte - next-gen blockchain, which is a very promising project.

Yes think ahead, next gen but i have not come across Gorbyte but also look at what you can learn from HashGraph and slightly dated
IOTA.

BC will work as block-matrix distributed network and a small amount of centralization won't make you left ball fall off , honest gov 

oh dear, that did it after i told him his left ball would not fall off and your talking about "byteball"  :D

RaiBlocks I think is the one that uses gossip about gossip and works like a data stream and is another
name that pops up a lot but I didn't really understand it to see how it store data so many I am getting
too old for new concepts like that.

Yes, I agree... A small trade-off should be acceptable to achieve such throughput.  Going classical way, you can't do any DAPP which has as background large traffic.