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What is Cloud Service? ​

Cloud Service is a decentralized computing platform that combines cryptocurrency with distributed cloud computing infrastructure. It is designed to create a truly decentralized alternative to traditional cloud computing services.

The Vision ​

The vision behind Cloud Service is to democratize access to computing resources by creating a decentralized network where anyone can contribute computing power and be rewarded fairly. Just as Bitcoin democratized money, Cloud Service aims to democratize computing infrastructure.

Core Components ​

1. Cryptocurrency (CS) ​

The native cryptocurrency of the network, used for:

  • Paying for computing resources on the network
  • Rewarding miners who secure the network
  • Incentivizing node operators who provide infrastructure

2. Decentralized Computing Network ​

Cloud Service powers a network of nodes that provide:

  • CPU Computing — General-purpose computing tasks
  • GPU Computing — Graphics processing and AI/ML workloads
  • Storage — Decentralized file storage and CDN
  • Bandwidth — Content delivery and data transfer

3. Consensus Mechanism ​

Cloud Service uses ZelHash (Modified Equihash 125,4), an ASIC-resistant mining algorithm designed to:

  • Be GPU-friendly and accessible to everyday miners
  • Resist centralization from specialized mining hardware
  • Ensure fair and distributed block production
  • Maintain network security through economic incentives

Tokenomics ​

ParameterValue
Max SupplyNone (permanent tail emission)
Block Time2 minutes
Initial Block Reward150 CS
Halvings2 only — 150 → 75 → 37.5 CS (fixed forever)
Halving Interval655,350 blocks (~2.5 years)
PremineNone
ICONone

Distribution ​

  • 100% mined through Proof of Work
  • Fair launch — anyone can mine from day one

Use Cases ​

For Miners ​

  • Earn CS rewards by contributing GPU hash power
  • Support network security and decentralization
  • Participate in a fair mining ecosystem

For Node Operators ​

  • Earn rewards by running infrastructure nodes
  • Provide computing resources to the network
  • Build and maintain the decentralized cloud

For Developers ​

  • Build decentralized applications (dApps)
  • Access decentralized computing resources
  • Utilize Cloud Service APIs and SDKs

For Users ​

  • Send and receive CS globally
  • Access decentralized cloud services
  • Participate in the Cloud Service ecosystem

How It Works ​

Cloud Service Network

Comparison with Traditional Cloud Computing ​

FeatureTraditional CloudCloud Service Network
OwnershipCentralized companiesDecentralized community
PricingFixed by providerMarket-driven
CensorshipPossibleResistant
TransparencyLimitedFull
RewardsTo shareholdersTo contributors

Next Steps ​


Want to learn more? Explore the Network Architecture or jump straight to Installation.

Released under the MIT License.