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0G Storage is the storage layer for the ZeroGravity data availability (DA) system. The 0G Storage layer holds three important features:
* Buit-in - It is natively built into the ZeroGravity DA system for data storage and retrieval.
* Built-in - It is natively built into the ZeroGravity DA system for data storage and retrieval.
* General purpose - It is designed to support atomic transactions, mutable kv stores as well as archive log systems to enable wide range of applications with various data types.
* Incentive - Instead of being just a decentralized database, 0G Storage introduces PoRA mining algorithm to incentivize storage network participants.
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For Conflux eSpace node, the test framework will automatically compile the binary at runtime, and copy the binary to `tests/tmp` folder. For BSC node, the test framework will automatically download the latest version binary from [github](https://github.com/bnb-chain/bsc/releases) to `tests/tmp` folder.
Alternatively, you could also manually copy specific versoin binaries (conflux or geth) to the `tests/tmp` folder. Note, do **NOT** copy released conflux binary on github, since block height of some CIPs are hardcoded.
Alternatively, you could also manually copy specific version binaries (conflux or geth) to the `tests/tmp` folder. Note, do **NOT** copy released conflux binary on github, since block height of some CIPs are hardcoded.
For testing, it's also dependent on the following repos: