New character encoding

I've invented a Character encoding.
Advantages of this: ANSI ASCII compatible, Bitwise operations based, Self-synchronising, Abundant.
Yields of this encoding, against those of UTF-8, are,
Number of Bits    This Encoding    UTF-8
Number of Codes    Accumulation    Number of Codes    Accumulation
8    128    128    128    128
10    192    320    0    128
12    512    832    0    128
14    1280    2112    0    128
16    3072    5184    2048    2176
18    7168    12352    0    2176
20    16384    28736    0    2176
22    36864    65600    0    2176
24    81920    147520    65536    67712
26    180224    327744    0    67712
28    393216    720960    0    67712
30    851968    1572928    0    67712
32    1835008    3407936    2097152    2164864
This is a new Character encoding scheme (CES) that maps Unicode code points to bit sequences.
Could you please suggest improvements?
Please bear with me as the table may not be formatted well for you, especially when using serif. When reading a line in the table, the first value is number of bits and the next pair is for this encoding, and the other pair is for UTF-8, with the first of each pair being the number of codes and the others are their accumulation.
Sorry! I wish to provide more details on this but I'm restricted for some time. I hope that this does not stop you from assisting me.
Regards
Anbu

This encoding maintains almost all the properties of UTF-8 in a more compact format. ANSI ASCII compatiblity, Bitwise operations based, Self-synchronising and Abundance are some of the properties of this encoding. Further, this encoding encodes all characters in far fewer number of bits than UTF-8 as shown in the table. As I had mentioned earlier I will provide more details and proofs soon. This post is a request for suggestions. Please suggest the most suitable place for this post.