Compverse (CPV)

Compverse (CPV) is a decentralized computing-power exchange network that aims to provide basic services to various emerging computing ecosystems. The network focuses on building infrastructure for hash computing, storage computing, and AI computing, expanding their application scenarios, and promoting convenient supply, acquisition, circulation, transaction, settlement, and derivative financial services worldwide. Compverse allows anyone to develop decentralized applications (DAPPs) and deploy tokens on its platform. It is EVM-compatible, making it easier for developers to deploy smart contracts and migrate existing ones from the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) to Compverse.

The network utilizes the Computing Resources Virtualization Protocol (CRVP), a comprehensive set of standards for quantifying, integrating, and transforming computing resources into on-chain data. It also incorporates user-friendly features, including shorter transaction confirmation times and lower fees. Staking is encouraged to increase scalability and encourage user participation in the consensus and governance of Compverse.

Compverse’s roadmap spans from its launch in May 2018 to building a decentralized computing resources virtualization network in October 2022. The project has released its white paper, developed ethereum-compatible smart contracts, and plans to develop core functions for cross-chain gateways. The ultimate goal is to unify the CRVP as the standard for virtualizing physical resources and create a distributed computing resource-sharing platform. Compverse offers various tools, including a forum, wallet, faucet, and developer documentation, and has dedicated technical and customer support teams.