DAG stands for Directed Acyclic Graph—a blockchain alternative that organizes transactions like a web, not a chain.
Instead of blocks lined up one after another, a DAG allows transactions to be processed in parallel, speeding up the network and eliminating bottlenecks.
Over time, the network self-validates, and consensus emerges naturally.
In traditional blockchains, transactions are packed into blocks — and those blocks are linked in a single line. That line can be broken. If two blocks are mined at the same time, the network must choose one and discard the other. This can lead to reorgs, where recent transactions are reversed or replaced — opening the door to fraud and double-spending.
Xcoin’s DAG structure avoids all of that.
There are no blocks. No chain. No forks.
Each transaction in Xcoin confirms previous ones directly. The more confirmations it gets, the more permanent it becomes — not because it sits in some lucky “longest chain,” but because it's part of a growing, decentralized graph that can’t be rewritten.
There’s no way to build a parallel history. No way to “win” by creating a longer fork. And no need to wait for 6 confirmations before trusting a payment.
Once your transaction is in the DAG, and others build on top of it, it’s final. Irreversible. Immutable by design.
Xcoin uses a DAG structure to remove the limits of traditional blockchains—
no miners, no blocks, no delays. Just fast, unstoppable private payments.