The origin and vision of UltronGlow

The origin of UltronGlow

UltronGlow is a decentralized open source public blockchain platform. UTG is UltronGlow’s native governance certificate. The concept of UltronGlow was first proposed in 2019 by Base’s programmers,inspired by Ethereum and Filecoin, as a “blockchain platform for distributed edge computing and fragmentation storage applications.” Base released the latest version of the “UltronGlow White Paper” in 2021, explaining the goal of building a distributed edge computing and fragmented storage that can truly integrate the virtual world and real business, and at the same time, it opened UltronGlow’s development crowdfunding. During the crowdfunding period, a series of followers and supporters were attracted to join in. UltronGlow’s consensus mechanism is called GLOW. GLOW currently has assembled three major consensus mechanisms PoS proof of interest, PoSR proof of storage resource and PoTS proof of traded storage to maintain the smooth operation of the entire UltronGlow. UltronGlow is different from other parent blockchain. it has a large number of edge server nodes, storage resources and edge computing capabilities around the world to support the entire UltronGlow blockchain network. Because of these infrastructures, anyone who wants to deploy apps, DApps, games, and other programs can use UltronGlow’s blockchain network and infrastructure.

The UltronGlow program was originally developed by Base, and then transferred to a non-profit organization “Ada Byron Foundation”, where the AdaByron Foundation supervises the ecological development.

The vision of UltronGlow

Committed to building a network of distributed edge computing and fragmented storage that can truly integrate the virtual world and real business, and finally complete the construction of the meta-universe infrastructure and application-supported platform, and realize the integration of the real world and the virtual world.