Whive (WHIVE)

Whive (WHIVE) is an open-source and peer-to-peer blockchain protocol that aims to drive the adoption of sustainable distributed IoT and AI applications through trustless gamified rewards. The protocol is powered by an optimized Yespower algorithm, which prevents GPU and ASIC processors from successfully mining rewards, thus favoring CPU machines like PCs and mobile devices. This approach encourages green and efficient CPU mining, particularly on smaller mobile computing devices built on the ARM architecture, providing a sustainable way to reward distributed computing applications.

Whive is a descendant of Bitcoin and operates as a childchain. The source code of Whive is forked from the Bitcoin source code, benefiting from all the upgrades made by the Bitcoin community. Additionally, Whive is optimized for CPU mining, making it more distributed. Transactions within the Whive ecosystem are recorded immutably on a transparent and public blockchain, accessible in real-time through the Whive Explorer. The protocol is transparent and accountable, ensuring a high level of security and trust.

Whive offers various opportunities for participation and engagement. Users can mine Whive tokens (WHIVE) on their laptops or build a standalone CPU miner on a Raspberry Pi. The Yespower consensus algorithm powers the protocol. Whive also provides wallet downloads for Mac, Windows, and Linux operating systems. The project has marketplaces, aggregators, and distributed applications (dApps) built on the Whive protocol. It offers users ways to earn WHIVE tokens while participating in AI, blockchain, and sustainability-related activities. Whive is committed to its community and emphasizes the importance of following official channels for project updates.