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Why
Why
Arweave (a Layer 1 blockchain network) offers scalable and permanent on-chain data storage in a sustainable manner. It does this by incentivizing miner nodes through a tokenomic endowment model which ensures data is globally stored and replicated for hundreds of years without the need for continual payment or maintenance by its uploader.
Arweave (a Layer 1 blockchain network) offers scalable and permanent on-chain data storage in a sustainable manner. It does this by incentivizing miner nodes through a tokenomic endowment model which ensures data is globally stored and replicated for hundreds of years without the need for continual payment or maintenance by its uploader.
What
What
AR.IO is a global network, protocol, and currency that enables the permaweb: the files, apps, webpages, and data permanently stored on the Arweave decentralized storage network. The AR.IO Network is an open, ownerless, distributed network, with participation from operators, developers, and end users from around the world.
AR.IO is a global network, protocol, and currency that enables the permaweb: the files, apps, webpages, and data permanently stored on the Arweave decentralized storage network. The AR.IO Network is an open, ownerless, distributed network, with participation from operators, developers, and end users from around the world.
How
How
A decentralized and incentivized gateway network aimed at attracting more gateways to the Arweave network and at making the permaweb more accessible to all. At the core of AR.IO’s incentivization mechanism is the ARIO Token, a utility token used for joining the network, payments, gateway accountability, and protocol incentives.
A decentralized and incentivized gateway network aimed at attracting more gateways to the Arweave network and at making the permaweb more accessible to all. At the core of AR.IO’s incentivization mechanism is the ARIO Token, a utility token used for joining the network, payments, gateway accountability, and protocol incentives.
