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September 10, 2025Journal of Applied Research and Technology0 citationsOpen Access

Design of an iterative method for enhancing blockchain scalability and security through zero-knowledge proofs and adaptive sharding

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RKR. A. KhanBSBhisham SharmaNTNita Thakare

Key Points

  • The model shows a 20% increase in transaction throughput, and a 25% decrease in network latency, enhancing blockchain scalability significantly.
  • Using zero-knowledge proofs, privacy levels are estimated to improve by 15%, indicating better confidentiality in transactions.
  • The formal verification using TLA+ achieves a 98% success rate in detecting Byzantine behaviors, ensuring robust blockchain security.
  • Adaptive sharding efficiently manages transaction loads, optimizing processing in response to changing network conditions.

Abstract

In the rapidly evolving landscape of blockchain technology, the twin challenges of scalability and security remain significant obstacles to widespread adoption. Traditional blockchain architectures struggle to balance the increasing demands for transaction throughput and the imperative of maintaining robust security measures. This work addresses these limitations by proposing an innovative model that integrates advanced privacy mechanisms, rigorous security analysis, and scalability enhancements to forge a more resilient and efficient blockchain framework. The cornerstone of our model is the introduction of ZeroKnowledge Proofs (ZKPs) to enhance user privacy significantly. By enabling transaction verification without revealing sensitive information, ZKPs mitigate information leakage and boost transaction confidentiality. Our findings suggest an estimated 15% improvement in privacy levels, marking a substantial advancement over existing methods that often compromise user privacy for transparency. Addressing the security aspect, we employ Temporal Logic of Actions Plus (TLA+) for formal verification of the blockchain protocol. This method allows us to model the blockchain's behavior systematically, ensuring its correctness, safety, and liveness even under adverse conditions such as Byzantine faults. Our analysis reveals a 98% success rate in detecting and thwarting Byzantine behaviors, thereby substantiating the robustness of our proposed model against a range of security threats. To tackle the issue of scalability, we introduce adaptive sharding with dynamic load balancing. This approach not only partitions the network into manageable shards but also optimizes transaction processing by adapting to changes in transaction volume and network congestion. Our results prove a 20% increase in transaction throughput and a 25% decrease in network latency, showcasing the effectiveness of adaptive sharding in enhancing blockchain scalability and performance.

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Khan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c193de9b7b07f3a06177aehttps://doi.org/10.22201/icat.24486736e.2025.23.4.2591
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