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Quilibrium is a decentralized internet layer protocol, providing the creature comforts of Cloud without sacrificing privacy or scalability. Quilibrium aims to create a decentralized alternative to platform-as-a-service providers.
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The latest tweet from this project provides a detailed overview, offering a comprehensive insight into its various aspects.
Am I correct in assuming Q could be the backbone of an internet-wide MMO? Because that’s my ultimate goal…”timechain” sounds cool af.
Perfect! Cant wait to run a testnet node to help the network!
Quilibrium’s focus on decentralizing the web by addressing security and privacy issues distinguishes it from previous attempts and emphasizes the importance of hard tech solutions for hard tech problems.
The introduction of wQUIL as a utility token and the upcoming release plans, including version 1.4.18, signify a strategic approach towards network growth and maturity.
By forgoing traditional social media campaigns and opting for a grassroots approach, Quilibrium fosters a community-driven ecosystem focused on development and communication transparency, positioning itself as a project guided by innovation and collaboration.
The QUIL token’s purpose is a utility token as a unit of exchange for compute and storage on the network
Quilibrium is a protocol under active development with a core mission to secure every bit of traffic on the web.
@Quilibrium_xyz It’s not just crypto, it’s a movement for the future. With its innovative methods, firm values and forward-looking leadership, it aims to change the landscape of the digital world and become a leading force in the decentralized ecosystem.
Sup, when thinking of getting a community??