Decentralized Web3 Cloud Infrastructure

Flux (FLUX)

Flux is a decentralized Web3 cloud infrastructure composed of user-operated, scalable, and globally distributed computational nodes. The Flux ecosystem includes: Fluxnodes' decentralized infrastructure, FluxOS cloud operating system, Zelcore self-custody multi-asset wallet and blockchain app suite, and the Flux blockchain for on-chain governance, economics, and parallel assets to provide interoperability with other blockchains and DeFi access.


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Flux (FLUX)

Decentralized Cloud Infrastructure for Web3

Introduction

Flux is a decentralized cloud infrastructure designed to support the development and deployment of Web3 applications. It offers a scalable and censorship-resistant environment, enabling developers to build decentralized applications (dApps) with increased flexibility.

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History

Flux was launched in January 2018 as a fork of ZCash. The project was initiated by a team of experienced blockchain developers aiming to create a decentralized infrastructure for Web3 applications. Over time, Flux has evolved into a comprehensive ecosystem encompassing various components to support decentralized computing.

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Key Features

  • FluxOS: A Linux-based operating system for deploying and managing decentralized applications across the Flux network.
  • FluxNodes: Globally distributed nodes that provide computational resources, ensuring high availability and redundancy.
  • FLUX Token: The native cryptocurrency used for transactions, staking, and governance within the Flux ecosystem.
  • Parallel Assets: FLUX tokens available on multiple blockchains, enhancing interoperability and accessibility.
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Ecosystem and Adoption

The Flux ecosystem includes various components such as FluxOS, FluxNodes, and the FLUX token. It supports the development of decentralized applications and services, offering a robust infrastructure for Web3. Flux has also established partnerships with organizations like the University of Applied Sciences in Geneva to expand its use cases.

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