The EMIT Core Protocol is a decentralized blockchain protocol, standards, and rules for nodes in the EMIT Core decentralized network to maintain ledger data and interact with each other. These nodes operate independently and exchange information in a network environment, forming a scalable, efficient, and tamper-proof decentralized infrastructure. The protocol is the cornerstone of the decentralized (crypto) world of EMIT, and as such, it requires the following characteristics in addition to the basic features of a public blockchain and faces the following challenges. Consensus of all kinds without FT tokens and natural cross-chain support. This will enable better use of existing blockchain assets and will allow users to place their purpose on the ecosystem and the ecosystem assets on top of it, rather than on the assets defined by EMIT Core itself. Elastic scaling to support perpetual development of the entire EMIT. This requires scalability in terms of compute, storage, bandwidth, etc. to handle the future needs of growing business. Ease of complex DApp development. The future EPOCH Ecosystem may be highly complex. It is very difficult to design such complex DApps in the traditional application framework in the form of virtual machines, so EMIT Core needs to support and simplify their development. Supporting complex assets. In addition to FT assets, the EPOCH ecosystem will have a wide variety of productive activities involving NFT assets, and asset types will become diverse. That makes it important to natively support complex asset types in a unified form. User privacy protection. Privacy is everyones right, and a symbol of peoples independence and freedom, and EMIT Core needs to support privacy-enabled assets and transactions.